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Too Soon to Tell
In politics, the celebrations start early, and the excuses never end. In the recent special election to fill a vacant Texas Senate seat, union...
Threat to Fairness
Next week, a Fort Worth court will either send Dylan Lofton to prison or reinstate the probation he received last year after telephoning threats...
Dem Trounces Trump-Backed R in Trump Country Senate Runoff
As if any more proof was needed, the current White House administration is under deeper water than initially thought.
In a runoff election for Texas...
Taking Out the Trash
One night earlier this month, men in black masks plastered posters bearing neo-Nazi messages on a utility box at Highway 26 and Centerpark Drive...
The New Ten Commandments
Now that the Ten Commandments are on display locally on government property, namely the Tarrant County Courthouse downtown, we thought we should update that...
Indulge Me
January, the month named for the god of open doors, has become all about closing doors. Nowadays, this is the time of year you’re...
Fretting for Dollars
Some of the planet’s best classical guitarists are coming to Fort Worth this weekend to compete for the field’s biggest cash prize in a...
Thousand-Plus Downtown Protest ICE
On Saturday, over a thousand peaceful protesters in Fort Worth, and countless more in cities throughout the country, gathered in solidarity to protest U.S....
Anti-ICE Solidarity Protest Planned for 4pm Sat, Jan 10
In response to the murder of a 37-year-old unarmed mother by an ICE agent in Minneapolis on Wednesday, there have been numerous protests across...
Project Censored
Fifty years ago, Peter Jensen launched Project Censored, in part as a response to how the Watergate break-in was covered. Richard Nixon didn’t censor...
