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What Kind of Future Is Texas Building for Its Children?

N.W.A. EditorJune 21, 2026

During a recent Houston Community Media discussion, held on June 18, on the challenges facing children and teenagers, Wu argued that the future of juvenile justice is shaped long before a young person commits an offense. In his view, decisions about education, mental health services, school discipline and community investment all influence whether children succeed—or eventually enter the justice system.... Read More...

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A Deeper Look at What Texas Voters Should Understand Before the 2026 Primaries

N.W.A. EditorFebruary 20, 2026

As Texans prepare to cast their ballots on March 3, 2026, election law experts are reminding voters about important — and often surprising — rules that could affect how votes are cast, counted, and reported.... Read More...

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Caregiving is hard — but not impossible: What women need to know about caring for family while caring for themselves

N.W.A. EditorNovember 23, 2025

Across the country, women are carrying a load no one prepared them for — raising children, maintaining careers, holding households together, and still stepping in as caregivers for aging parents or relatives with chronic illness. A recent American Community Media briefing brought together leading experts and real-life caregivers to explain what this crisis looks like, why women shoulder most of it, and where support actually exists.... Read More...

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Families, women, and the working poor are at risk — Houston housing experts warn

N.W.A. EditorOctober 30, 2025

Houston women — mothers, caregivers, renters, homeowners, nurses, teachers — are holding entire households together in a housing market that keeps rising while paychecks don’t. And at an October 28 briefing, experts made it clear: the crisis is real, and the clock is ticking.... Read More...

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What Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl moment means for Latino language, power and belonging

N.W.A. EditorOctober 20, 2025

When Bad Bunny teased fans to “learn Spanish by then,” social media lit up. The memes were fun — but for many Latinos, the moment felt bigger: a reminder that their language and cultural identity belong on the biggest stage in America.... Read More...

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Prayers needed: ‘Still beautiful’ Maia Campbell arrested during street racing raid

N.W.A. EditorMay 21, 2020

Nineties actress Maia Campbell, who rose to fame in LL Cool J's former sitcom "In the House," was among 44 arrested in a recent illegal street racing event in Atlanta.... Read More...

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