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Did Marc Veasey Call a Civil Rights Icon Senile? Domingo Garcia Says Yes.

There are 11 candidates in the crowded Democratic primary for the new congressional district spanning from Oak Cliff to Fort Worth, but the race is quickly sinking into a political pissing match involving just two as the May 29 primary approaches. Marc Veasey, a state representative from Fort Wort ... More >>

A Cowboys' GM Other Than Jerry Jones? Never Ever Never.

​Your Dallas Cowboys will someday get a new quarterback and will sooner rather than later be gifted with a different head coach, but Jerry Jones is and always will be the franchise's general manager. Not surprising at all - he's said it before, repeatedly - but today it just got pun ... More >>

Attn: Wall Street. Michael Moore is a Marxist (but he's still selling the same old shtick in his Capitalism: A Love Story).

Only Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Could Build A Palace Big Enough To Match His Larger-Than-Life Persona

Why Just Hitch a Ride on a DART Bus?

​Didn't wind up with one of those Dallas Fire-Rescue pumper trucks up for auction last month, which is just as well -- wouldn't have had room for one of the Dallas Area Rapid Transit buses that went up for grabs late yesterday on my favorite everything-must-go Web site. Really, it just makes more ... More >>

Texas Rangers Have Given Their Fans Something to Cheer About, Entering June With The Second Best Record in Baseball.

U2

No Line on the Horizon (Interscope)

As General Motors Tries to Move Cars Off the Lot, It Turns to One Local Saturn Dealer

Saturn of North Texas managing partner Jim Smith in one of two G.M. national ad spotsJim Smith's been a hard man to track down this a.m. -- though, seeing as how he divides his time between his three Saturn dealerships (in Irving, Lewisville and Plano), that's completely understandable. (And, as a f ... More >>

Scenes from the Dallas Auto Show

Daniel DaughertyHey Chrysler, lookin' good!Just in time for the recession, the Dallas Auto Show revs its engines till Sunday, filling the Dallas Convention Center with a bunch of cars that nobody will ever buy. But that won't stop us from staring, glassy-eyed, like children with the JC Penney Christ ... More >>

SMU Economics Prof Ravi Batra Says You Need a Bailout, Not Your Bank

After the jump, SMU professor of economics and prophet Ravi Batra's five-point plan for fixing the U.S.'s busted economy. No doubt, the sixth point of that plan involves writing books about the busted economy, then sending out press releases promoting one of those books exactly two years after its p ... More >>

Pyramid Room: As fun as a Vacation in Nebraska

For Now, At Least, General Motors to Keep on Truckin' in Arlington

WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>

GM's CEO Wagoner Insists GM Ain't Going Nowhere. But Where's the Beat?

GM CEO Rick Wagoner's Visit to Dallas in July Just Got Much More Interesting

House of Blues’ Cambridge Room Now a Garage

Murder at the Howard Johnson's Serves Up Flavorful Fare

Also: Collin College kicks up heels with Li'l Abner and unfunny Nipples at Hub

Patrolling South Texas for Illegal Immigrants

Border Patrolman Jorge Diaz left Mexico at 12. For 20 years, he's trolled the South Texas brush for illegal compatriots.

Captain Casual

Wade Phillips ushers in a kindler, gentler, better Cowboys era

The Case of the Purloined Playbill Page

Texas Film Industry Spends Money to Make Money

¡Ask a Mexican!

Is Screwing Hip?

We twist open 2005 for a nip. Is this a sign of things to come?

The Human Race

If you like NASCAR... you might be a redneck

Deep-Fried Fun

The State Fair of Texas is as eccentric as the state's residents

Mod God In the Details

Robert Bechtle finds a universe of order in car doors, roof lines and lawn chairs

Live to Ride

A motorcycle accident cost Bill Rucker his leg, but that won't stop him from building-and riding-bikes

Give Peace and Peppers a Chance

Chili cooks score one for multilateralism

More Bushwhacking

Plus: Attack and Counterattack; Who Ya Callin’ Geek?

Dogtown

Tailing downtown Dallas' pack of pampered canines

House of Pain

It's Kingsley vs. Connelly in a heart-wrenching real estate battle

Letters

Camp Ernie

Do the time warp at Ernie's of Dallas

Whistling Dixie

The South's mythical Mafia finds a home in Elmore Leonard's imagination--and new novel

He Got Rhythm

Ken Burns wants you to know why Jazz is America's music

Letters

Where Did Our PLUR Go?; Just Shoot Him; Laughs for White Guys; Gone to Seed; New Ground

Highwaymen

San Antonio conservatives and a professional road warrior try to hijack a DART rail election

Inside the soapbox

Michael Moore gets out of his La-Z-Boy to find The Awful Truth

Lane straddling

Is Maguire's Regional Cuisine plain vanilla or provocative adventure?

Oldie but goodie

Lawry's The Prime Rib: an old wrinkle ahead of its time

Whiskey-bent and hell-bound

With a monumental new boxed set, Hank Williams gets out of this world alive

Bugged By the Millennium

A computer glitch has some Dallasites predicting an apocalyptic meltdown. They may not be that crazy.

Fake the money and run

Steve Miller learned everything he knows about music while living in Dallas--but has he forgotten it all?

Big strides

Michelle Mullins trains winning horses. Oh, yeah--and she's a woman.

Keeping up with the Joneses

Dallas blues history according to two who lived it

"I'll Fight for You!"

You want Brian Loncar on your side, all right. Ask anyone who's made the mistake of crossing him.

Valley of the dolls

To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar is a plastic pleasure

Tales From The Crypt

Fort Worth's famous undertaker, the Rev. Gregory Spencer, has buried a lot of friends-- and made a lot of enemies. Now he claims someone wants him six feet under

Dumb and dumber

The Nation of Nitwits rolls along with the Republican Revolution

Rough road ahead

NAFTA road warriors fight it out for federal funding

Pickup Games

How a giant lawsuit against General Motors could leave lawyers with millions - and Texas truck owners breathing fumes