Ted Cruz may like to talk about the freedom of letting Americans live life as they wish, but it's about as far from the reality of his viewpoint as the sun is from Pluto. In what the Human Rights Campaign has already referred to as a 'shameful' move, Senator Cruz has introduced legislation that could … Continue Reading ››
This week, METRO's long-awaited public transit overhaul now leaves the imagination, and becomes reality.
On Wednesday, the METRO Board voted unanimously to approve the System Reimagining plan, a comprehensive re-design of all of the region's local bus routes, and released the organization's soon-to-be new system map. After months of planning, community feedback and a bevy … Continue Reading ››
The Texas Progressive Alliance will be more than happy to never hear the word "sequestration" again as it brings you this week's roundup.
Off the Kuff provides his fourpartMayoralmanifesto for the 2015 election in Houston.
Letters from Texas turns the blog over to Russ Tidwell for an Continue Reading ››
With a career spanning across 4 decades and a name known in every country on the globe, there is no living artist that can claim the accomplishments of Madonna. She has over 300 million in record sales to her credit (the highest selling female artist of all time), numerous major awards and won the … Continue Reading ››
It's one of the oldest home forms in the United States of America, but for most Houstonians, the shotgun house (or some may say rowhouses) has earned a negative connotation. After decades of neglect, many shotgun homes have fallen into disrepair, and some are being rapidly bulldozed to make way for new contemporary development.
But as … Continue Reading ››
