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From abortion to voting rights to deadly storms, Texas was the focus of national news this year.

Houston Texans Team Analyst John Harris shares some key numbers ahead of the Texans Week 16 matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers.

AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez once again demonstrated that the Marxist crowd is actually very accepting of conservative ideals – as long as they can use them to promote an ideology that would eliminate right-leaning views from the face of the Earth. Despite being a vocal opponent of free markets and the idea that people should make their own way instead of being reliant on Daddy Gubment, the lawmaker has shown she is more than willing to swim a few laps in the pool o...

While Texans spent most of last year in their homes because of the pandemic, the live entertainment industry slowly began dying. Small theaters — many nonprofit organizations — shuttered a

Americans in  Texas and several other states have been badly hit by a severe snowstorm and accompanying electricity outages, with water shortages due to frozen and burst water pipes. As the global TV audience watched Americans suffering the effects of freezing temperatures, lack of electricity, food shortages, and numerous deaths resulting from the weather conditions, many in Syria watched and said, “So what? We suffer every winter, and are without a steady supply of electricity every day.�...

"Next time, when we go through something, we can look back at this moment and say it was hard but we persevered and we got through it so we can get through it again," he added. And last Wednesday, one man was labeled a "food angel" for giving away hundreds of dollars to people waiting in line at a Foodarama in Houston. The grocery store lost power and could no longer accept card payments from customers so the unidentified citizen started handing out $20 to everyone. Jason Spenser, public affair...

While Texans were hit hard this past week with unprecedented weather, things are starting to reopen and create a small sense of normalcy again. Check out these upcoming events if you’re looking to get out of the house or do something fun this week. Local Events Barrow Brewing Company, 108 Royal St., Salado, is hosting Campfire Yoga from 6 to 7 p.m. Feb. 22. Tickets are $20 per person or $30 per couple and includes the class and a beverage of choice. Go to https://bit.ly/3avZSUg to register...

1 hour Exxon Proposes $100 Billion Carbon Capture Project 2 hours Caribbean Tourist Hotspot Mulls Restarting Refinery As Visitors Stay Home 3 hours African Oil Producer Chad Faces Instability As President Dies 20 hours Philippines Ready To Claim Oil Resources With Military 23 hours Gulf Of Mexico Oil & Gas Pipelines Need Better Safety Regulations 23 hours India Is Pushing For More Coal Capacity ...

“Misinformation and whataboutism to score lazy political points as a humanitarian emergency unfolds are not.”

 | Updated February 18, 2021 While Texans struggle to keep warm amid power outages caused by historic winter weather, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) was spotted Wednesday boarding a plane for Cancun with members of his family. Photographs from multiple sources showed Cruz in a mask standing in the boarding area for a United flight at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport with luggage, and then on the plane itself holding a passport ― sparking instant derision on social media. In a statem...