Texas Monthlyflipped into Texas News & PoliticsSecurity Ed Hirs Has Been Predicting This Mess for Years texasmonthly.com - Mimi Swartz Disasters that you predict don’t come along every day,” Ed Hirs told me late this week. “I guess I have to count my blessings. Let’s go further and …
Texas Monthlyflipped into Texas News & PoliticsEnergy The Texas Blackout Is the Story of a Disaster Foretold texasmonthly.com - Jeffrey Ball In November, when the officials who run Texas’s main electric grid took stock of whether the system could handle the coming winter, they felt …
Texas Monthlyflipped into Texas News & PoliticsTexas Politics Steve and Ted’s Excellent Adventures texasmonthly.com - Dan Solomon On Wednesday night millions of Texans had been without power—and heat—for days, shivering through the below-freezing temperatures that had persisted …
Texas Monthlyflipped into Texas News & PoliticsTed Cruz 13 Curses to Mutter Against Ted Cruz While You Boil Snow to Drink texasmonthly.com - Lauren Larson This week, as millions of Texans were left without power and water as temperatures dropped to record lows, one man said no—not me. Neither snow nor …
Texas Monthlyflipped into Texas News & PoliticsLiteracy What the Newest Lone Star Secessionists Really Want texasmonthly.com - Andrea Zelinski State representative Kyle Biedermann paced at the front of an enclosed room at a paintball park twenty miles north of Fort Worth, a flat-brimmed navy …
Texas Monthlyflipped into Texas News & PoliticsBillionaires Californians Could Ruin Texas—But Not the Way You Might Think texasmonthly.com - Christopher Hooks Some 16,000 years ago, one theory holds, Homo sapiens crossed the Bering Strait and swiftly migrated down the West Coast of North America. …
