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Polygamists' progeny: Now that authorities have raided the FLDS sect in Eldorado, Texas, the state has a huge problem on its hands: What to do with all those children.; Catherine Price Apr 15, 2008
Where the aldermen are all women: Good ol' girls run panhandle town.; Lynn Harris Apr 9, 2008
Why Hillary Clinton should be winning: Under a winner-take-all primary system, Hillary Clinton would have a wide lead over Barack Obama -- and enough delegates to clinch the nomination by June.; By Sean Wilentz Apr 7, 2008
The other abortion pill: More women turning to ulcer drug for off-label self-induction.; Lynn Harris Mar 26, 2008
Has success ruined America's friendliest filmfest?: No! Bring on the Tex-Mex, tequila and oddball movies -- Bigfoot! Bong jokes! Even a few big stars! -- that make South by Southwest so fun.; Andrew O'Hehir Mar 8, 2008
Let 'em duke it out: The Obama-Clinton drama is good for voters and the Democratic Party. And bad for John McCain.; By Walter Shapiro Mar 6, 2008
No Texas-size victory for Obama: With its caucusing chaos and escalating spin wars, the contest in the Lone Star State ensured one result: The Obama-Clinton showdown will continue.; By Mike Madden Mar 5, 2008
Remember the Alamo-dildo!: The 5th Circuit rules that Texas' restrictions on sex toys are unconstitutional.; Catherine Price Mar 5, 2008
Exit polling suggests Texan voters are anti-trade: Bad news for Obama? A majority of Texans say trade is bad.; Andrew Leonard Mar 4, 2008
The numbers crunch Hillary in Texas: Late polls show a tight race between Obama and Clinton, but even if Clinton pulls out a popular-vote victory, the delegates will probably go to her opponent.; By Mike Madden Mar 4, 2008
Greed, water and poetry: Produced by Terrence Malick and Robert Redford, "The Unforeseen" is the "Chinatown" of Texas real-estate documentaries.; Andrew O'Hehir Feb 29, 2008
Hillary at twilight: Was her campaign stop in an Ohio town called Hanging Rock a metaphor -- or a symbol of dogged defiance?; By Walter Shapiro Feb 29, 2008
Obama's got ground game: Shrewd grass-roots organizing has helped the candidate grab primary victories nationwide, and could prove key to vanquishing Hillary Clinton in Texas.; By Mike Madden Feb 29, 2008
Viva Obama!: Does the path to winning the Latino vote in Texas lead through a mariachi band?; Andrew Leonard Feb 21, 2008
The Texas Ohio NAFTA two-step: Free trade doesn't play well with Ohioans. But NAFTA may be popular in southern Texas. What's a politician campaigning in both states to do?; Andrew Leonard Feb 20, 2008
Texans turn against Bush's war: Disillusionment with Iraq is smoldering even in the heart of Bush country, where military families have paid a heavy price.; By Bill Sasser Sep 20, 2007
Why did Gonzales resign?: Without Karl Rove around to give him his orders, and with the investigations closing in, "Fredo" had nowhere to turn.; By Sidney Blumenthal Aug 27, 2007
The collapse of Karl Rove: The Pygmalion strategist from Texas built up the Republican Party by exploiting the religious right -- and now his handiwork is crumbling.; By Lou Dubose Aug 14, 2007
We'll go no more a-Rove-ing: The country takes leave of the political serial killer who tried to forge a one-party state. But don't expect the Mayberry Machiavelli to pay for his civic sins.; By Sidney Blumenthal Aug 13, 2007
From Norman Rockwell to Abu Ghraib: To understand how Bush justifies a torture policy that is the bane of our nation, consider the sentimental cowboy art that decks his Oval Office walls.; By Sidney Blumenthal Apr 26, 2007
All roads lead to Rove: The White House political director was clearly at the center of the partisan plot to fire U.S. attorneys, despite the administration's clumsy attempts to pretend otherwise.; By Sidney Blumenthal Mar 15, 2007
Texas House attacks HPV order: A new bill could reverse the state's vaccination requirement.; Tracy Clark-Flory Mar 14, 2007
Molly lives: Like Mark Twain, Molly Ivins treated us to the sound of America in her prose and style. She was the rare, gifted journalist whose work transcended the news that inspired it.; By Joe Conason Feb 2, 2007
Yes, Democrats do need the South!: Tom Schaller may think the Democrats can whistle past Dixie and still win, but that's a recipe for disaster.; By Ed Kilgore Nov 28, 2006
King Kaufman's Sports Daily: A peewee football coach berating 5-year-olds and attacking a ref. Just Bob Knight being Bob Knight?; Nov 16, 2006

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