Attorney General Ken Paxton and his allies began working to repair fissures among GOP voters after he routed incumbent U.S. Sen. John Cornyn in the March 26 runoff, The Dallas Morning News reported. Both Paxton and his general election opponent, Democratic nominee James Talarico, swiftly went on the attack in what promises to be the most expensive Senate general election race in history.

Did my Apple Watch just tickle my wrist and announce to me: “Loud Environment …. Consider moving to a quieter area or using hearing protection?” Such was the thunderclap of applause at the conclusion of the François Borne Carmen Fantasy yesterday.

Gen. Winfield Scott, head of the Union armed forces, signed an order on June 3, 1861 for the immediate arrest of Albert Sidney Johnston. If Texas’ top general would not fight for the North, he would spend the War Between the States in a prison cell.

I think I have developed a new addiction. This should not surprise me.

This is the latest in a series of columns from new Fayette County resident Julia Thiessen, who grew up in Russia. A lot can be said about the differences between nations, but in the end we are all humans on planet Earth.

Artificial Intelligence has become the topic of the day. Every week seems to bring another announcement that AI can write reports, answer customer questions, summarize legal documents, analyze financial statements, or perform tasks that once required a trained employee.

To the editor: After open and honest campaigns by both parties and a nail-biting vote count, we have a new County Judge elect. Congratulations, Josh Holman.

To the editor: After reading Sharon Mc-Clain’s letter last week, I have so many questions. I hope that other readers did, too.

To the editor: Contrary to the claims of certain groups of Christians with ultra-conservative political agendas, the United States was not founded as a Christian nation. The assertion that America is a Christian nation is historically false.

To the editor: Recently there has been a lot of rhetoric about displaying the Ten Commandments in school classrooms. For some reason there is a belief that these commandments are Christian.