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Third-year law student Ellen Fisher speaking at a microphone during a press conference regarding her federal lawsuit against Texas Tech.
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Texas Tech Law: Where “Vibes” Are Illegal and Racial Slurs Are Just “Irrelevant” Background Noise

Welcome to the Texas Tech School of Law, where we’re training the next generation of…

April 13, 2026
A low-angle shot of the U.S. Supreme Court building featuring the "Equal Justice Under Law" inscription with a blurred statue in the foreground.
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Texas AG Candidates Compete to See Who Can Send Us Back to 1950 the Fastest

Our potential future Attorneys General, Chip Roy and Mayes Middleton, recently held a “Who Can…

April 13, 2026
The Cactus Islamic Center located at 203 North Dr in Cactus, Texas, featuring a modest green building with a gold dome and crescent moon, which serves as a home for part of the less than 2% of the population currently being targeted by "fear mongering" rhetoric and used as a "political football" by state officials.
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Texas Politicians Brave Enough to Fight a Scary 2% of the Population

Our fearless leaders in Austin have finally identified the greatest threat to the Lone Star…

April 8, 2026
An overhead shot of the Texas Capitol rotunda floor covered in student-made posters that say "WE BELONG HERE" in an optimistic attempt to explain basic human dignity to a state government that is currently building a "woke" snitch-line without a manual.
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Texas’ New Anti-Woke Police Are Taking Snitch Reports via the “Trust Me, Bro” Method

Welcome to the latest installment of “Texas Government: Making It Up As We Go.” Our…

April 3, 2026
The dome of the Texas State Capitol building illuminated at night in Austin, seen from behind a large, leafy tree glowing under a streetlamp.
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Texas Reinvents the “Wheel” (By Making Sure 1.7 Million People Can’t Turn One)

Well, pull up a lawn chair and grab a Dr Pepper, because Austin has decided…

April 2, 2026
Bo French, Republican candidate for Texas Railroad Commissioner, clutching a microphone while looking like he's mid-sentence explaining how deporting 100 million people will definitely help regulate gas pipelines.
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Bo French Wants to Deport 100 Million People, Because Clearly the Railroad Commission Wasn’t High-Stakes Enough

Just when you thought the Texas Railroad Commission was a boring-as-dirt agency that handles oil…

March 27, 2026
A deeply focused Dustin Burrows raises a giant wooden gavel high in the air, looking like a man who is about to heroically strike down a fly or perhaps just finalize a plan to turn eastern New Mexico into Lubbock’s newest, dustiest suburb.
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Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows Proposes Manifest Destiny 2.0: The New Mexico DLC

Lubbock’s favorite son and current House Speaker, Dustin Burrows, has released his “interim charges” for…

March 26, 2026
A medium shot of Billie Caviel, co-founder of the first Black-owned pharmacy in the U.S., smiling while holding up a colorful drawing of a crowned skull at the Caviel Museum of African American History in Lubbock.
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Lubbock Loses a Legend Who Actually Cared, Leaving the Rest of Us to Deal with Walgreens Hold Music

In a shocking turn of events for a city that usually makes headlines for things…

March 23, 2026
A large outdoor mural on a yellow wall in East Lubbock spells out "LBBK" with historical images like Buddy Holly and the Caviel Museum inside the letters, situated next to a barren asphalt lot.
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Lubbock Discovers “The East Side” Exists, Continues to Do Absolutely Nothing About It

In a shocking revelation that surprised no one who has ever looked at a city…

March 13, 2026