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City sound limits and national anti-immigration movements share absolutism and intransigence

U.S. courts face a new dilemma over Iraq.

Local march part of one of largest civil rights demonstrations in recent history

The ARA strikes back

Giving away Appalachia; and cancel Camel No. 9

Prepare for another year of war, or worse

A columnist's lament, by way of some favorite cultural touchstones

Critics are concerned that rather than boosting local shops, a subsidy deal struck by City Council with developers of the Domain is dropping cash into an already successful project, filled with high-end stores

More fallout from the reporting on Lee Leffingwell's new SOS proposals.

Revisiting Renaissance man Robert Thom's prolific and hellish Hollywood visions

An American reporter films his own murder in Oaxaca, and Mexican and U.S. authorities look the other way

Stephen pulls a Carly Simon and gives a wannabe critic one huge eye roll

'Chronicle' letter-writers and the editors who love them: a field guide

Texas journalist Aziz Shihab on Does the Land Remember Me?: A Memoir of Palestine

The Austin streetcar has a consensus – it still needs champions

Animal shelter conditions draw outrage and accusations

The Threepenny Opera, the deliciously caustic musical by Brecht and Weill, has been reinterpreted by Austin Playhouse, with unfortunate results, as a kind of broad slapstick

The Las Manitas model has other restaurants wondering where the $750,000-forgivable-loan line forms

Knee-jerk support of Chavez's TV-station shutdown legitimates all censorship

The House speaker retains his chair, but at what cost?

Herschell Gordon Lewis releases his inner Herschell Gordon Lewis

Dewhurst's office throws down, then backs down over calling Democrats undemocratic.

Lawyers representing warring factions in bitter dispute over operation of Hill Country primate sanctuary square off over conditions of settlement between attorney general and sanctuary's board and management