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Local Texas leaders say too much power is centered in Austin - and they want control back
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Gary Kelly, Southwest Airlines, and the Texas tavern where it all began
Before retiring, Kelly reflects on 17-years as CEO, why expanding to South America is more realistic than London, and Herb Kelleher stories we haven’t heard.
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One major missing link in the supply chain: Workers
One expert said the U.S. government and American businesses need to start re-thinking how our supply chain is set-up in the first place.
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Beto O’Rourke announces gubernatorial campaign, ending month of anticipation
Two polls this month suggest signs of hope for an O’Rourke gubernatorial campaign. But defeating Abbott remains a steep challenge.
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The death divide in Texas: What rural hospitals have learned during COVID-19
Recently released data by the Rural Policy Research Institute brings the problem facing such communities and hospitals into razor sharp focus.
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How the Supreme Court could strike down Texas law — and still limit abortion
What makes the Texas law unique, and difficult to challenge in court, is that it allows private citizens to enforce the law, not government officials.
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Could an energy loophole freeze Texas … again?
Some state lawmakers and electric providers still question whether the natural gas industry is ready for the upcoming winter.
Y'all-itics
Gary Kelly, Southwest Airlines, and the Texas tavern where it all began
Before retiring, Kelly reflects on 17-years as CEO, why expanding to South America is more realistic than London, and Herb Kelleher stories we haven’t heard.
Y'all-itics
One major missing link in the supply chain: Workers
One expert said the U.S. government and American businesses need to start re-thinking how our supply chain is set-up in the first place.
Y'all-itics
Beto O’Rourke announces gubernatorial campaign, ending month of anticipation
Two polls this month suggest signs of hope for an O’Rourke gubernatorial campaign. But defeating Abbott remains a steep challenge.
Y'all-itics
The death divide in Texas: What rural hospitals have learned during COVID-19
Recently released data by the Rural Policy Research Institute brings the problem facing such communities and hospitals into razor sharp focus.
Y'all-itics
How the Supreme Court could strike down Texas law — and still limit abortion
What makes the Texas law unique, and difficult to challenge in court, is that it allows private citizens to enforce the law, not government officials.
Y'all-itics
Could an energy loophole freeze Texas … again?
Some state lawmakers and electric providers still question whether the natural gas industry is ready for the upcoming winter.
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