The Final Frontera
Wade at night into the gently lapping surf at Boca Chica Beach, an undeveloped stretch of sand about ...View More
Introducing the New ‘Texas Observer’
It’s believed that the Texas Observer went online in 1997. In those days, the Observer called the we ...View More
‘Texas Observer’ Redesigns
The Texas Observer, the state’s original reader-supported nonprofit newsroom, today marks its next i ...View More
Dallas’ Hidden History of Terror
A 34-year-old old book set for re-release unearths a painful past with poignant provocation. ...View More
Fast And Furious’ Sung Kang: What To Watch If You Like The Actor
Better Luck Tomorrow (Amazon Prime)Justin Lin’s 2002 indie crime drama Better Luck Tomorrow, which h ...View More
Resisting the Allure of Innocence
As the Biden administration works to reunite families who were separated at the border, it’s time ...View More
The Supreme Court Upholds a Federal Judge’s Order to Reinstate “Remain in Mexico”
The Migrant Protection Protocols program has been widely condemned by immigrant advocates as harmf ...View More
Newspaper Unions in Texas Fight for First Contracts
Big corporate chains are proving to be recalcitrant negotiators. In the notoriously anti ...View More
Troubled Water
Four days after 9/11, a towing barge crashed into the Queen Isabella Causeway, killing eight peopl ...View More
A New Book About a Little-Known West Texas Power Plant is Important but Dense
“The West Texas Power Plant that Saved the World” makes a thoughtful but tedious case that we can ...View More
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