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Littwin: In TrumpWorld, we are forced to choose which horror most...

At the risk of stating the obvious, Trump fatigue has not simply overtaken the country. It is now the only thing that many of...

Wiretap: The latest mass shooting comes to a small Baptist church...

A small Baptist church in rural Texas is the latest site of a mass shooting, in which 26 have died and more than 20 were...

Littwin: As Hurricane Irma hits, how do you explain climate-change deniers...

I have a two-year-old grandson who is fascinated by, and a little afraid of, thunder and lightning. When he wakes up in the middle...

Littwin: What a crowd, what a turnout, what a catastrophe

The good news for Texans is that Donald Trump really, really wants to get this right. He knows Katrina doomed George W. Bush's presidency....

Wiretap: As Texans battle Harvey, many have had to be their...

They're calling Harvey a 500-year event, the worst storm ever to hit Texas, a storm that has left many roads impassable and 911 calls...

Wiretap: The big Supreme Court win for abortion rights defenders

 Abortion rights The Supreme Court rolls back the Texas law for unconstitutionally restricting abortions, but that's just the beginning. Republican-led state legislatures have loaded up...

DougCO superintendent quits for Texas gig. Hundreds of Texans protest Liz...

Liz Fagen, the embattled superintendent of the 67,000-student Douglas County Schools, announced her resignation Tuesday to become superintendent of Humble Independent School District, just outside...

Wiretap: Another white cop brutalizing black youth

More proof The video of the Texas cop manhandling a young black girl at a pool party has gone viral. And the story of cops using excessive...

Wiretap: Climate change? Boehner wouldn’t presume, is ‘not a scientist’

"Listen, I'm not qualified to debate the science over climate change," Boehner told reporters last week... It's a strange form of reasoning.

Records show Oklahoma officials wanted perks for helping Texas in search...

Oklahoma announced that a secret deal to buy drugs to carry out two executions fell through, highlighting a shadowy market for death penalty 'cocktails' and raising questions about capital punishment and public accountability.
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