UNBELIEVABLE: 26 | History Defined

The Government Shut Down His Dallas Small Business—for Someone Else's Crime

"Look at the corruption," says Dale Davenport. "Look how many city councilmen have gone to jail."

Reason · Nov 5, 2025

Police find car 17 months after beloved 88-year-old teacher went missing – but no sign of her

Myrtle Polk was in the early stages of dementia when she went missing, her family says

The Independent UK · Nov 5, 2025

How the Jets and Cowboys Lined Up Well for the Quinnen Williams Trade

New York is already targeting the 2027 draft, while Jerry Jones was happy to quickly deposit his return for Micah Parsons.

Sports Illustrated · Nov 4, 2025

Black Bookstore Owners, Government Spies, and Murder

At the 2025 Texas Book Festival, authors bring new insights to complex stories in nonfiction.

Texas Observer · Nov 3, 2025

NY judge dismisses legal challenge from Texas in early test of abortion shield law

A New York judge has dismissed a legal challenge from Texas seeking to enforce a civil judgment against a doctor accused of prescribing abortion pills to a Dallas-area woman

The Independent UK · Oct 31, 2025

Dallas attorney Tony Box enters Democratic primary for Texas attorney general

Box, a first-time political candidate, is an Army veteran who also worked as an FBI agent and federal prosecutor.

The Texas Tribune · Oct 31, 2025

Texas DACA recipients ponder leaving the state amid push to revoke their work permits

A Trump administration proposal would strip Texas’ more than 86,000 DACA recipients of their work permits — including two nurses who say they’ll move to other states if that happens.

The Texas Tribune · Oct 31, 2025

Dallas residents sue city, testing Texas law aimed at ending progressive policies

A lawsuit filed Wednesday alleges that dozens of Dallas’ city ordinances violate the 2023 “Death Star” law.

The Texas Tribune · Oct 29, 2025

Dallas principal removed after calling meeting with only Black students about their grades: ‘You guys are the reason we are not an A school’

Only 6 percent of the school’s student population is Black

The Independent UK · Oct 29, 2025

Sustainable Jewelry Practices Gaining Momentum in Texas

Across Texas, couples are reimagining what forever looks like — not just in their vows, but in their rings. The Lone Star State, long known for bold design and big celebrations, is now at the heart of a quieter revolution: sustainable jewelry. From recycled metals to lab-grown diamonds and ethical…

inkl · Oct 28, 2025