The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
On or about 05 October 2016, I took Paul and Julie to Juarez. Paul and Julie were ballroom dancers. Like
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(Scene: Somewhere deep in the bowels of the Pentagon.) Secretary Pete Hegseth: . . . and that, gentlemen, is how
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By Kent Paterson Here’s a binational border institution many of you might haven’t heard of-the wordy Joint Advisory Committee for
The trusted institutions we count on are letting us down. The streets are crumbling. The water utility can’t keep the
Today is the 13th anniversary of the day that El Paso Police Department Officer Jose Flores shot and killed the
By Kent Paterson On a recent sunny day, tourists and locals on Puerto Vallarta’s ocean front boardwalk, the Malecon, watched
The biggest campaign of this election season isn’t taking place by any candidate on the ballot. The President of the
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By Kent Paterson Fear, hunger, thirst and uncertainty. That’s what folks in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco lived through on February 22,
