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Texas Daily: Before Lindsay Clancy, a Houston Mother’s Case Questioned How We View Postpartum Mental Health
In one of the earliest cases of its kind, Houston mother Andrea Yates was found not guilty by reason of insanity in 2006 for drowning her five children.
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50mUn Pasaje a la Muerte
Un relato desgarrador sobre las víctimas de la tragedia de San Antonio, explorando las historias personales, los sueños rotos y las crisis financieras que enfrentan las familias de los migrantes.
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5mThe Hunt Is On for a Million-Dollar Cooper Flagg Trading Card
Millionaires want it. Memorabiliamongers want it. Even the Mavericks want it—and are willing to give up more than a pretty penny to get it.
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13mTrump’s Border-Wall Construction Is Set to Bulldoze the Porvenir Massacre Site
It is considered sacred ground for the descendants of those killed in a mass execution. The border wall threatens to erase it from history.
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6mTaylor Sheridan Saddles Up Again, and Again, and Again!
For some reason, just about every article concerning Taylor Sheridan insists on using the same dusty cliché: “Saddle up.”
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6mKen Paxton’s Far-Right Billionaire Backer Has Returned
Tim Dunn, once among Paxton’s biggest donors, seemed to pull back from financially supporting the candidate in 2025. A recent campaign-finance report shows he’s finally getting involved in the Senate race.