Under New Ban, Drag Performers In Texas Assess Risks
Ever since Senate Bill 12 went into effect, drag performers in Texas have had to walk a fine line with their craft
Latest
Politics
Voting Rights And Texas
While the Supreme Court’s decision did not fully strike down a pivotal section of the Voting Rights Act, Justice Elena Kagan (in a dissent) wrote that this ruling now left it “all but a dead letter.”
Texas Democrats Broach Removing Trump From Office
Supreme Court Hears Birthright Citizenship Case
The New “Smart” Border Wall Comes To Texas
No Kings Protests Return To Texas
Another Round Of No Kings Protests For Texas
The Private Prison Model For Texas Detention Centers
Culture
Under New Ban, Drag Performers In Texas Assess Risks
Ever since Senate Bill 12 went into effect, drag performers in Texas have had to walk a fine line with their craft
Finding LGBTQ-Friendly MMA Training in Texas
Exploring Feminism In Galveston’s Red Light District
New Exhibit Explores Connection Of Good Medicine And Art
Cressandra Thibodeaux’s Life Of Activism Endures Beyond 14 Pews
Houston’s Quirkiest Museums To Visit Over Spring Break
Glenwood Cemetery: Resting Place Of Houston Suffragettes
Health
Outsourced To Kids: Childhood Language Brokering in Texas
Texas is home to 14 percent of the total population designated as "Limited English Proficiency.” That often leaves children interpreting complex or emotionally charged information.
Health Care Remains A Major Concern For Texans
What To Know About Abortion In Texas Now
UT Austin Handed Out Drink With ‘Opioid-like’ Ingredient As Poison Calls Climbed
World AIDS Day In 2025
The Many Fronts Of The Abortion War
