Rodney Reed Might Be Innocent, But He’s Going to Be Executed on Wednesday
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Jason Flom, activist and host of the 'Wrongful Conviction' podcast, wants the world to help stop it from happening
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Rodney Reed: New Podcast Hopes to Halt Texas Execution
Posted in: Culture NewsJason Flom's 'Wrongful Conviction' delves into the case of a Texas man supported by Rihanna and Meek Mill
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Who Is Rodney Reed? Why Celebrities Are Rallying for the Release of a Death Row Inmate
Posted in: Culture NewsRodney Reed is scheduled to be executed in less than three weeks for the murder of a Texas woman. But new evidence raises significant questions about his guilt
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We Should Not Have to Be Surprised by a Murder Conviction When a Black Man Is Murdered
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAmber Guyger murdered Botham Jean in his apartment. But she was a white cop killing an unarmed black man, so we expected her to go free
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Are Texas Voters Coming Around on Climate Change?
Posted in: Politics NewsA new poll finds a majority of Texans in both parties are in favor of government action to tackle the climate crisis
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Arming the Cartels: The Inside Story of a Texas Gun-Smuggling Ring
Posted in: Culture FeaturesSelling weapons south of the border is big business — and America's loose gun laws are also devastating for Mexico
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White Supremacist Executed In Texas for Brutal Murder
Posted in: Culture NewsJohn William King was executed for his role in the dragging death of James Byrd, Jr. in 1998
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How Megan Thee Stallion Earned Her Confidence
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Houston rapper's been unapologetic about defining what femininity means to a new generation of women — while she's still a full-time junior at Texas Southern University
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A 24-Year-Old Musician Is Running a Surreal Campaign for Amarillo City Council
Posted in: Politics FeaturesHayden Pedigo’s public service aspirations started as a joke. Now he might actually win
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Cody Johnson Makes Change Look Easy on ‘Ain’t Nothin’ to It’
Posted in: Album ReviewsIndependent country singer jumps to a major label without a hitch
