It would be easy to dismiss the current forecasts of Democratic competitiveness—and even wins—as some combination of bad ...

Last week, Kacey Musgraves and Miranda Lambert played separate, back-to-back shows in their home state. Here's what we saw.

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Man’s darkest arts—espionage, subterfuge, legerdemain—continue to haunt the U.S. Senate race in Texas as it enters its ...

Bureaucrats found legal holes in the governor and attorney general’s crusade against a North Texas mosque. The state ...

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The campaign between Talarico and Crockett was hotly contested and at times flat-out ugly—perhaps in large part because of the stakes. As soon as Democrats got wind that Paxton, a candidate for whom ...

Texas Monthly is proud to announce that William Broyles Jr., the magazine’s storied founding editor, is returning as an ...

Trailer with monster stuffed potatoes.

Inside the former Tomato Shed produce stand, down the street from the Tomato Bowl, and with flyers posted for Tomato Fest, ...

Brisket and ribs served with a unique mission.

The ad begins with an AI depiction of the Democratic senatorial candidate reading from a copy of the “King James (Talarico) ...