El Chuqueño

Good news for all those ballpark advocates: There is still lots of opportunity in downtown El Paso! With the Southwestern

Did you see this story in the Diario about the guys in Juarez who were driving around with the corpse

You probably missed the story about the stolen 10 ton mango. That’s okay, it’s been found — with a meth

I’m not talking cyborg. There’s a new generation of apps and websites that teach you to function better. According to

Here’s an insightful analysis of how things work in America. There is the visible government situated around the Mall in

It could happen here. An Arizona town is overrun with tiny pooches that are terrorizing children and defecating anywhere they

No, not at all. Every other institution in this country is hopelessly corrupt, but not the one that gives away

Time mgazine’s cover story on Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto was widely panned on the internet and social media, and

The John Cook campaign launched their website this week. Here’s a link. You should look at it. Then you should

Here’s the extended trailer for the Spanish Breaking Bad, set in Colombia. It’s exactly the same. Only different.

The United States, the world’s superpower, has been surrendering it’s moral high ground ever since, and probably before, 9/11. When

I’ve been trying to figure out why the City’s recent branding efforts have been off-key. They refuse to acknowledge that

Here’s something interesting I noticed: The price of Western Refining (WNR) stock has dropped more than 15 percent since its

I’ve noticed that people who go to a name brand university, and even those who who go to a lower

I just came across this story about Stockton, California, in the Huffington Post. It sounds eerily familiar: A $47 million

If any of you who read El Chuqueño don’t read The Brownfield Empire, you are doing yourselves a disservice. Here’s

I had no idea that Edward Snowden’s interview with German television hadn’t been covered by U.S. so-called mainstream media, until

The El Paso Times reported that City Manager Joyce Wilson spoke to the Central Business Association last week. “The role