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Tribwire- In Tijuana, a Cultural Clash Over the Bad Old Days February 9, 2012The people of Tijuana, Mexico, are of two minds on the demolition of the infamous La Ocho prison and the future of a city that has been known for its vice. New York Times […]David Muto
- Lubbock Catholics say health care law violates their beliefs February 9, 2012The bishop of Lubbock’s Catholic Diocese is opposing a federal law he says violates Catholic teachings and the U.S. Constitution. Lubbock Avalanche-Journal […]David Muto
- Leppert makes campaign stop in Amarillo February 9, 2012The recent uptick in the U.S. economy has occurred in spite of President Barack Obama’s economic policies, U.S. Senate candidate Tom Leppert said Wednesday during a campaign stop in Amarillo. Amarillo Globe-News […]David Muto
- Maine Caucus 2012: Mitt Romney, Ron Paul Remain Undisputed Favorites February 9, 2012Mitt Romney and Ron Paul are the undisputed favorites in Maine, the next state weighing in on the Republican presidential race. They're the only candidates who have made much of an effort here. Associated Press […]David Muto
- Birth control, abortion issues flare in El Paso February 9, 2012A national political firestorm over abortion and birth control spread suddenly Tuesday, including in El Paso where most residents are Catholic. El Paso Times […]David Muto
- Santorum Campaign’s New Ambitions February 9, 2012With a new head of steam from his three electoral victories on Tuesday night, Rick Santorum is daring to think what might have been unthinkable just a week ago and remains improbable — that he can dispatch Newt Gingrich and maybe even Mitt Romney to become the Republican standard-bearer against President Obama in the fall. New York Times […]David Muto
- Rick Santorum greets the faithful on visit to DFW February 9, 2012The day after shaking up the Republican presidential race by sweeping three contests, Rick Santorum was welcomed with open arms by North Texans on Wednesday. Fort Worth Star-Telegram […]David Muto
- New UT council may turn research into dollars February 9, 2012A new University of Texas System advisory council aims to turn more inventions by UT researchers into dollars for education and further research, according to discussion during a board of regents committee meeting in San Antonio on Wednesday. San Antonio Express-News […]David Muto
- Texas prof. asking court for Watergate-era docs February 9, 2012A history professor from Texas is seeking access to long-sealed court records that he believes may help explain the motivation behind the Watergate break-in that ultimately drove President Richard Nixon from office. Associated Press […]David Muto
- Senate hopeful James switches backing to Santorum February 9, 2012Senate Republican hopeful Craig James, who had supported Gov. Rick Perry’s presidential bid, announced late Wednesday that he’s endorsing former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum for the GOP presidential nomination. Dallas Morning News […]David Muto
- New rules would target 'bundlers' who raise big sums for Austin races February 9, 2012Austin City Council candidates trying to finance citywide campaigns often get help from "bundlers" — supporters who gather donations and raise money on their behalf. Austin American-Statesman […]David Muto
- Texas' flawed redistricting system on display February 8, 2012The lawsuits filed by minority groups against Texas redistricting have done the people a great service simply by prying this secretive, ugly process open for public inspection. Corpus Christi Caller-Times […]Ross Ramsey
- In Tijuana, a Cultural Clash Over the Bad Old Days February 9, 2012
