Curious move.


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Pretty cool.


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The Texas Progressive Alliance is holding space for its weekly roundup right here, where you can see it.

Off the Kuff shared a couple of thoughts about where to go from here.

SocraticGadfly talks about Dade Phelan and Dustin Burrows.

Neil at the Houston Democracy Project posted on the Houston Planning Commission stalling the silly & selfish ( Read more... )

Of interest.

In October, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton subpoenaed 404 Media, demanding that we hand over confidential information about our reporting and an anonymous source to help the state of Texas in a wholly unrelated case it is pursuing against Google. This subpoena undermines the free and independent press. It also highlights the fact ( Read more... )

Our newest area code will soon debut.


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Wow.
After Houston attorney Tony Buzbee vowed to bring more than 100 lawsuits in multiple states on behalf of alleged sexual assault victims claiming they were sexually abused or exploited by media mogul Sean Combs, a federal lawsuit was refiled Sunday - this time including allegations against New York rapper and businessman Jay-Z, according to a ( Read more... )

A modest revision to an originally large plan.


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From the December 3 New York Times daily newsletter:
If you’ve been reading post-election coverage, you’ve probably seen one of the big takeaways from the returns so far: In counties across the country, Kamala Harris won many fewer votes than President Biden did four years ago.
With nearly all votes counted, she has about 74 million; Biden received ( Read more... )

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Noted for the record.

Former U.S. Air Force Under Secretary Gina Ortiz Jones, who has long been rumored as a potential 2025 mayoral contender, launched a campaign website this week.
Jones served as Under Secretary of the U.S. Air Force under the Biden Administration, and twice ran for Congress as a Democrat in Texas 23rd Congressional District - ( Read more... )