The Dallas Morning News this week offered a comprehensive look at the state’s most pressing issues and cultural conversations through its latest collection of editorial cartoons and Sunday opinion pieces. The publication’s editorial board and contributing columnists delved into a diverse range of topics, from the intricate landscape of Texas politics and the future of…
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is grappling with unprecedented leadership turmoil, marked by the abrupt ouster of its director, Susan Monarez, and the subsequent resignation of several senior officials. Jim O’Neill, a deputy secretary at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), has been appointed as the new acting director,…
In the dynamic world of public discourse and political commentary, editorial cartoons serve as powerful visual essays, distilling complex issues into impactful imagery. Bill Bramhall, a seasoned cartoonist whose work frequently graces the pages of The Dallas Morning News, has once again captured a crucial aspect of contemporary debate with his piece titled “Both Sides…
Austin, Texas – As the vibrant colors of Austin Pride filled the city streets on Saturday, August 23, 2025, the overarching theme of the day, “Silence = Death,” resonated with a potent blend of historical significance and urgent contemporary relevance. This year’s Austin Pride celebration, encompassing both a lively festival and a sprawling parade, served…
AUSTIN, Texas – Texas Governor Greg Abbott has vowed to promptly sign a newly drawn congressional voting map that significantly favors Republicans, a move that threatens to reshape the state’s representation in Washington and has ignited a national redistricting conflict. The Texas Legislature finalized the controversial map, dubbed “One Big Beautiful Map” by supporters, early…
The devastating floods that swept through the Texas Hill Country in July 2025, claiming over a hundred lives and leaving a trail of destruction, have ignited a fierce debate about the state’s flood safety protocols. Amidst the heartbreak and calls for accountability, an editorial cartoon published by The Dallas Morning News has become a poignant…
A new editorial cartoon published by The Dallas Morning News on August 20, 2025, titled “Redistricting fight,” encapsulates the escalating partisan conflict over the redrawing of Texas’s political maps. The cartoon depicts a stark tug-of-war, highlighting the contentious issue of police involvement in the legislative process, a point of significant protest for Texas Democrats, including…
Dallas, Texas, is undergoing a significant transformation in its approach to fostering opportunity and addressing disparities within the city. Faced with a compelling federal mandate, the city has strategically pivoted from its established diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, a move that carries substantial financial implications while prompting a broader discussion on the future of…
In a significant contribution to ongoing global discourse, The Dallas Morning News published an insightful editorial cartoon on August 16, 2025. This compelling piece, squarely focused on the intricate and evolving landscape of Ukraine’s future, immediately took its place among the thought-provoking content featured on the newspaper’s dedicated opinion pages. Crafted by the esteemed Editorial…
One hundred and thirty years ago, a horrific act of racial violence unfolded in Texas, casting a long shadow that persists to this day. Three Black Texans were brutally lynched, an event of such profound significance and barbarity that its details transcended state and national borders, finding its way into the columns of an Irish…
