Allow me to introduce to you, Moe, Larry, and Curly, better known as the three Texas amigos and politically incorrect stooges. If Republicans lie will more Texans die? #GOP officials keep peddling debunked claims that green energy caused the crisis.

I lived in The Lone Star State to build a broadcaster on the US Texas border towns of Eagle Pass Del Rio, where there’s a foot of snow.

If I asked you to tell me your race, what would you say? How about if I asked you for your ethnicity? What about your nationality?

How are these concepts different from each other? When you think about your answers, are the groups you fit into considered a 'majority' or a 'minority' in your country and culture? Throughout the history of humanity, people have put a value on these categories and made meaning out of them. Here are two female minority trailblazers who are not often recognized in the media.

Americans are divided by the sources for political news.

17 percent of Republicans, including 23 percent of conservative Republicans, said in a 2019 @pewjournalism  survey that they'd gotten political news from Rush Limbaugh in the prior week. 

This New York City snowman in Madison Square Park in Manhattan seen amid the snowy February storm is an early warning.

Juan Azarías Pacheco Knipping, known as Johnny Pacheco, was a Dominican musician, arranger, composer, bandleader, and record producer.

Pacheco became one of the leading exponents of a new dance fad at the time called the pachanga, a blend of Cuban rhythms and merengue, that propelled him to worldwide notoriety and founder of The Fania All-Stars.