Houston is a city with an affinity for forward motion, and Mayor Annise Parker's new initiative is no exception. In an effort to arm Houston job seekers and employers with a new, 21st century way to connect, the Mayor announced the launch of the 'Tweet My Jobs Houston' smart phone app. Now … Continue Reading ››
Today is one for the American history books. All five of the nation's living Presidents have gathered in Dallas to open the George W. Bush Presidential Library in Dallas today. The last time that the five men met was shortly after President Obama's 2008 election. Regardless of one's politics, this is … Continue Reading ››
After six years of vigorous debate, the Houston City Council has voted to further increase the city's density. Chapter 42 passed Council on a vote of 14 to 3. The ordinance changes development rules in the hopes of making the city more competitive … Continue Reading ››
After years of prognostication, we finally have the bi-partisan Senate draft for an Immigration Reform bill... as proposed by the Gang of 8. Interesting that it's called the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013... likely at the insistence of Republican members. (Update: This Bill was PASSED by the Senate … Continue Reading ››
Boston is one of America's greatest cities. Through sun and rain, the city moves on with pride, and carries the weight of American history. Not only is Boston the cradle of this great nation from a political standpoint, but it's also a musical powerhouse, giving rise to mega groups like Aerosmith, New Kids … Continue Reading ››
