It will take more than dislike of toll roads to solve the problems of getting around in Texas.
- Texas lawmakers don’t like tolls but also don’t like solutions
- Threads that bind a nation together
Sobering. Sentimental. Symbol of sacrifice.
- Questions about Rainbow Lounge incident not answered through speculation and accusation
Assumptions don’t help when seeking truth to what occurred at the Rainbow.
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- Supreme Court rules in New Haven case that public employers can’t discriminate. But that doesn’t end struggle to guarantee equal opportunities
- Texas Legislature’s special session shouldn’t be rushed
- Arlington schools face a $13.6 million deficit and $128 million in capital projects
- Fort Worth city leaders finally have financial audit needed for planning next year’s budget
- Supreme Court justices aren’t always predictably right or left
Mike Norman
Go to a Tea Party if that’s your cup of tea
The Declaration of Independence says government derives its power from the consent of the governed.
Linda Campbell
Campbell: Detractors to Obama’s high-court nominee pollute honest debate of Sotomayor’s record through distortion
Detractors of Obama’s high court nominee pollute honest public debate of Sotomayor’s record through distortion.
J.R. Labbe
Labbe: Brig. Gen. Angie Salinas credits hard work for achieving the honor of being the Marines’ first Latina general
MARINE CORPS RECRUIT DEPOT, San Diego — Angie Salinas remembers vividly the day her life changed: April 30, 1974.
Bob Ray Sanders
Sanders: Samaritan House’s partners with restaurateurs to create Z’s Cafe, Fort Worth’s new dining experience in the Cultural District
A nonprofit’s clients team with entrepreneurial restaurateurs to create a new eatery in Fort Worth’s Cultural District.
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- Go to a Tea Party if that’s your cup of tea
- Maldonado: Physicians don’t deserve characterization as greed mongers
- Keillor: Homemade potato salad an unalienable right for July 4 celebrations
- Will: New Haven firefighters’ ruling a small step toward day when Supreme Court realizes government can’t take race into consideration
- Campbell: Detractors to Obama’s high-court nominee pollute honest debate of Sotomayor’s record through distortion
- Thomas: Jackson, Fawcett fans confuse celebrity with fame
- Sanders: Samaritan House’s partners with restaurateurs to create Z’s Cafe, Fort Worth’s new dining experience in the Cultural District
- Pitts: What does a homosexual demon look like?
- Pauken: Unemployed Texans finding job help, but long-term fix depends on Washington
- Graves: Abortion is a choice. So is adoption
- Smith: Gov. Perry’s veto of "teen lovers" bill was a missed opportunity to help Texas youth
- Goldberg: Media's love affair with Obama not over just because a couple reporters ask tough questions
- Will: Cost for improving healthcare may make Americans wish Washington had left it alone
- Parker: South Carolina’s Sanford needs to focus on getting his head right, not his heart
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