With the publication of this column, “This Week in Texas History” is officially 35 years old making it the longest running feature of its kind ever. And for that I
Mom’s cousin Johnnie was a talented pianist with an interesting take on life. Born in early 1900’s Waco, she vowed to escape and did. I came to the same conclusion
In the winter of 1896, Texas’ most famous prizefight nearly took second place to an unscheduled and potentially much more violent match in Sanderson. Gov. Charles Culberson had sent 30
In the 1950s, the great neo-conservative intellectual Irving Kristol acknowledged Joe McCarthy’s stark failings, but famously refused to take the side of his critics. “For there is one thing,” he
AUSTIN — The United States Supreme Court voted 5-4 on June 25 to approve 10 of 11 disputed Texas House and congressional redistricting maps used in the state’s 2014 and
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