How The Rural-Urban Divide In Texas Politics Is More Nuanced Than Red Versus Blue
What both sides seem to agree on is that lawmakers are out of touch with the concerns of “real people.”
What both sides seem to agree on is that lawmakers are out of touch with the concerns of “real people.”
As midterms approach, so do thousands of migrants from Honduras and Guatemala, en route to the U.S. We’ll have the latest on two caravans headed north, as Mexico sends its…
Wright says Khashoggi had always advocated for democracy in the Arab world, but that he became more outspoken about it later in life.
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The bridges were built to take on 50-year storms, but that engineering is based on data from the 1950s.
A Reuters correspondent says international media attention from other recent caravans has motivated new, hopeful migrants to make the trip.
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