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Featured story: In the ’70s and ’80s, Taiwanese migrants settled in #Houston seeking freedom from the Kuomintang’s oppressive regime. Many were believers in Taiwanese independence, and they continued organizing for that goal in America. texasobserver.org/houston-hotb

The Texas Observer · Texas’ Hotbed of Taiwanese NationalismFor decades, Houston families like mine have helped keep the flame of independence burning.

Priest who worked in #Texas and #Louisiana tentatively set to plead guilty to sexual assault | Texas | The Guardian

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> Anthony Odiong to appear Monday in court over charges he abused his position to pursue sex with congregants.

The Guardian · Priest who worked in Texas and Louisiana tentatively set to plead guilty to sexual assaultPor Ramon Antonio Vargas

And so it has begun. #Texas #AntiAbortion #KenPaxton #NY

Texas AG Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit accusing a New York doctor of prescribing abortion drugs to a Texas resident in violation of state law.
This lawsuit is the first test. New York has a shield law that protects providers from out-of-state investigations and prosecutions, which has served as implicit permission for a network of doctors to mail abortion pills into states that have banned the procedure.

texastribune.org/2024/12/13/te

A patient prepares to take mifepristone, the first pill given in a medical abortion, on Jan. 13, 2023.
The Texas Tribune · Ken Paxton sues New York doctor accused of prescribing abortion pills to Texas womanThis case sets up a legal battle between Texas’ near-total abortion ban and New York’s shield law that protects doctors from out-of-state prosecution.

In terms of #public health, next four years are going to be a #nightmare.

Americans are attacking Dr. Peter #Hotez, co-director for the Center for #Vaccine Development at #Texas Children’s Hospital and a recognized expert in the field, because he talked about bird flu.

Planning, research, and preventive measures are the only ways to stop pandemics. USA does not deserve a leadership role in the fields of science and medicine.

motherjones.com/politics/2024/

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Mother JonesThe conspiracy world is pushing paranoia about a post-inauguration “plandemic”Trump will face new viral threats, but anti-vax forces are twisting words to suggest a targeted plot.

Celebrating our 70th anniversary: “[Molly Ivins] came already baked, so to speak. She was already almost fully developed as a writer. So there was not much editing to do, except maybe tone down some of the excesses. I think I saved a couple of libel suits ...” texasobserver.org/forging-thei

The Texas Observer · Forging Their Own Way: Kaye Northcott on Texas Observer HistoryAs co-editors of the Texas Observer, Kaye Northcott and Molly Ivins used humor and embedded themselves in the feminist movement.

“[Alan] Pogue takes photographs that are open-eyed and unblinking views of what many would rather not see.”

For our 70th anniversary, we look back at how one photographer documented progressive struggle across decades of Texas life, and captured the Observer's history at the same time too: texasobserver.org/alan-pogue-p

The Texas Observer · Bearing Witness: Alan Pogue's Life of Documenting Progressive StrugglePogue has spent his career photographing fights for social justice. Along the way, he captured the history of the Observer, too.

In #film: Henry Ramirez doesn’t get any official reprieve. His execution took place two years ago. But the film offers a chance at some form of deliverance—this time it’s up to the viewer, not the politicians or courts, to decide.
texasobserver.org/death-penalt

The Texas Observer · The Questions the Death Penalty Cannot Answer“I Am Ready, Warden,” a new short documentary, exposes the unresolved pain on all sides of a Texas execution.

In 2007, the term “Opportunity Urbanism” was coined by a team of researchers commissioned by the Greater #Houston Partnership, in a plan to “generate economic opportunity across the entire income spectrum, for all racial and ethnic groups.” Reality tells a different story. texasobserver.org/houston-urba

The Texas Observer · Why Houston’s Urbanist Movement Is DoomedThe unexpected fate of Houston's Northside holds lessons that the city’s boosters may not wish to hear.

🐬💊 Delfines dan positivo a fentanilo

Científicos detectaron el opioide en los mamíferos durante un estudio de la Universidad de #Texas A&M en conjunto con la Administración Nacional Oceánica y Atmosférica de #EEUU. La investigación, publicada en la revista #Science, originalmente pretendía hacer una medición rutinaria de niveles hormonales en estos animales, pero ha servido para comprobar qué fármacos contaminan cuerpos de agua dulce, ríos y océanos en todo el mundo.

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