
Houston Matters
Andy Borowitz explains how we went from ridiculing ignorance in our politicians to celebrating it
Posted on · The writer and satirist discusses his book, "Profiles in Ignorance," ahead of an appearance in Houston Sept. 21.
Posted on · The writer and satirist discusses his book, "Profiles in Ignorance," ahead of an appearance in Houston Sept. 21.
Posted on · On Wednesday's show: We discuss the latest developments in politics in our weekly roundup. And satirist Andy Borowitz talks about how American politicians have seemingly gotten dumber over the last half century, the subject of his book, "Profiles in Ignorance."
Posted on · After a week of violence, Houston faith leaders ask politicians to stop using language that encourages hate.
Posted on · In Houston, the most diverse city in the country, does a politician citing the Bible alienate some constituents?
Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: We learn about a court ruling affecting certain asylum seekers. We examine how politicians use scripture to their benefit. Food writers discuss their favorite hot dog and hamburger joints. And we preview the Houston Symphony's annual Star-Spangled Salute concerts.
Posted on · It's hard to get voters' attention in Texas politics. Sometimes, that's an advantage. Sometimes, it's a burden.
Posted on · Bill Fulton of Rice University’s Kinder Institute for Urban Research tells Houston Matters about his book, which is a collection of his writing while serving in small-town politics.
Posted on · Experts on the press and democracy say the cries of “fake news” could do long-term damage by sowing confusion and contempt for journalists and by undermining the media’s role as a watchdog on government and politicians
Posted on · We’ve compiled an overview of everything Texans should know about campaign finance reports and why they’re important.