Your evening reading: Sadler calls himself the “mainstream candidate”; Perry staffer named Railroad Commission executive director; Assange threatened to sue South by Southwest over documentary
David Muto
David Muto was the editor of TribTalk, The Texas Tribune's opinion page. He is also the Tribune's copy editor. A Richardson native, he attended the University of Texas at Austin, where he earned degrees in journalism and Spanish.
Posted inState Government
The Brief: Sept. 11, 2012
As redistricting and voter ID await further court action, a smaller (but bleaker) round of voting drama has erupted in Harris County.
Posted inState Government
The Evening Brief: Sept. 10, 2012
Your evening reading: Perry touts Texas in Italy; after conventions, campaigns pushing Castro, Cruz online; Canseco, Gallego to debate in Spanish
Posted inState Government
The Brief: Sept. 10, 2012
After the biggest week of his political career, Julián Castro already has plans for his newfound national stardom.
Posted inState Government
The Evening Brief: Sept. 7, 2012
Your evening reading: Texas Republicans slam Obama for weak jobless report; state’s insurance commissioner answers bias charges; $29,000 salary bump over predecessor for new education commissioner
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The Brief: Sept. 7, 2012
As Democrats wrapped up their festivities in Charlotte on Thursday, education news stole some of the spotlight in Texas.
Posted inState Government
The Evening Brief: Sept. 6, 2012
Your evening reading: state to apply for No Child Left Behind waiver; Texas Republicans lead attack on Obama before his convention speech; TxDOT approves fastest speed limit in U.S.
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The Brief: Sept. 6, 2012
Texas’ moment in the convention spotlight this week has the state’s Democrats thinking big.
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The Evening Brief: Sept. 5, 2012
Your evening reading: Castro basks in post-keynote spotlight; Michelle Obama, Chavez-Thompson address Hispanic Caucus in Charlotte; Morning News calls for Dallas convention
