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Papal Economics

Besides the million dollars we’re spending on security, do you think the Pope’s visit to Juarez will have an economic

Remember that story about El Paso Municipal Court judges sending poor people to jail because they can’t pay their traffic

Did you see this story in the El Paso Times about our local gendarmerie apprehending a wanted fugitive? The El

Here’s a story on Buzzfeed, which prominently features El Paso: Levi Lane shuffled into the pews of the El Paso

It rained Saturday. Claire’s parents were out of town. She went by their house, and both the Wall Street Journal

Here’s an article written in 1984 by Charlie Reese, a columnist for the Orlando Sentinel. It just landed in my

You know who could make a lot of money in El Paso? A lawyer who specialized in suing the police.

Here are a couple of stories from the national press that may make you question what you hear from the

How about this account from the El Paso Times of what happened during the police shooting on Dyer last week:

The United States runs by a system of checks and balances. If the executive and the legislative branches disagree, then

You’re familiar with the Onion, the satirical magazine and website that pokes fun at American foibles. Well, yesterday they posted

Well, it’s the weekend, and that means you are at a higher risk of engaging law enforcement. So watch this.

In order to understand the content of those secret emails that we’re never going to see, I consulted my trusty