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• I still believe Trump won the 2020 election (106)
• If socialism is so great, why are so many coming to US? (64)
• Some letter writers just don't make much sense (52)
• Critical race theory has no place in US education (40)
• Weaponizing political labels won't get us anywhere good (39)
• Think tank sees a lot of blue turning red in 2022 (38)
• Guest commentary: Public schools serve us better than we serve them (32)
• History will not be kind to today's Texas GOP (29)
• US should be more involved to help global poverty (26)
• Equality Act is a threat to First Amendment (25)
• Texas to enter uncharted water with permit-less carry (25)
• Guest commentary: For democracy's sake, Banana Republicans must go (24)
• It's Democrats who are undermining democracy (23)
• Election integrity isn't voter suppression (22)
• Despite new law, Carnival moving forward with vaccine requirements in Galveston (22)
• Texas must have an independent probe of grid failure (22)
• Carnival to require vaccines on July cruises from Galveston (20)
• Democrats fail to grasp why red states get more federal money (19)
• The Question of the Week: Should gun owners be allowed to carry handguns without any special permits, training or background checks? (19)
• Galveston County companies incentivize, rather than require, workplace vaccinations (18)
• Employers can ask you about your vaccination status (18)
• Republican Party has abandoned decency and the common good (17)
• Question of the Week: Should businesses be allowed to require employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19? (17)
• Judge rules for Florida on CDC order blocking cruise ships (16)
• We should hire people to shoot Galveston coyotes (16)
• Right's reliance on scare tactics is getting old (15)
• Guest commentary: Minimal government economic power breeds prosperity (15)
• Galveston Housing Authority plan is small step in curing crisis (15)
• Americans should support Juneteenth National Independence Day Act (15)
• Roaming peacocks ruffle feathers on Galveston's West End (14)
• Even in Galveston, Juneteenth's story is still being learned (14)
• The bald-faced truth is I'm gladly done with masks (13)
• US Congress should have term limits (13)
• Texas is business friendly, until it isn't (13)
• Motorcyclist in critical condition after crash on seawall in Galveston (12)
• US is moving backward rather than forward (12)
• Texas Republicans to revive voting bill, Democrats plot next move (12)
• Editorial recklessly promoted anger-fueled activism (11)
• Why are Texas Democrats blocking voting bill? (11)
• ERCOT asks Texans to conserve power as temps rise (11)
• Houston lawmaker calls for Postal Service investigation (11)
• History will judge GOP for putting Trump over democracy (10)
• Refineries in Black communities emit dangerous benzene emissions, study shows (10)
• Coyotes have as much right to live as we do (10)
• We must turn to God in times like these (9)
• Some fear loss of added COVID unemployment benefits (9)
• Texas legislators' lack of concern is disheartening (9)
• More taxes and employees won't solve Galveston's golf cart problem (9)
• Can't wait for the red tide to come in 2022 (9)
• Guest commentary: Lincoln's first act of emancipation echoes in Galveston (8)
• Galveston council should drive on past proposed golf cart fees (8)
• Texas Press Association names Daily News as the state's best (8)
• Vaccination is better than COVID, one patient argues (8)
• City of Galveston might enact litter rules for temporary parking lots (7)
• US intel report warns of more violence by QAnon followers (7)
• First Amendment protects even the Israel lobby (7)
• Getting a tattoo shouldn't be a taboo (7)
• American National opens parking garage, sky bridge in downtown Galveston (7)
• Galveston County residents nervous as power grid wobbles again (7)
• Port of Galveston considering $1.6M purchase for more cruise parking (6)
• Galveston celebrates a day of 'profound weight and profound power' (6)
• US Catholic bishops OK steps toward possible rebuke of Biden (6)
• Galveston County commissioner calls $14 million Highway 87 raising a 'failure' (6)
• Two people pistol-whipped outside island supermarket, police say (6)
• Texas missing chance to avert deadly blackouts, experts say (5)
• Galveston council weighs burden of proposed golf cart rules on residents (5)
• Childhood memories taste like Darwinism (5)
• Galveston County health providers not demanding employees be vaccinated (5)
• Mary Ellen and Chuck Doyle donate $1 million to College of the Mainland (5)
• New Ball High course teaches history through Galveston lens (5)
• Power grid manager issues conservation alert (5)
• Political Buzz: What happens if the county judge resigns? (5)
• Capt. Joe Kent prepares to hand off Reel Report, thanks readers (5)
• Galveston Marine, long lost after WWII, laid to rest in Arlington (5)
• Yancy wins La Marque council runoff election (5)
• World focused on reducing emissions, Texas signals crackdown on flaring (5)
• Guest commentary: Kidz Pacz summer feeding program is in full swing (5)
• Big early-season crowds have Galveston seeking help (4)
• Coastal protection district bill heads to Abbott's desk (4)
• Question of the Week: Do you feel secure in the ability of ERCOT to handle high energy demand this summer? (4)
• A new plant is on the horizon in Texas City (4)
• Trumpeter sounds taps on Memorial Day in Galveston (4)
• Next land commissioner should stand against Californization (4)
• Join us in 'All Things Juneteenth' this summer (4)
• Guest commentary: Supremacism is the root of all evil (4)
• Letter writer put false words in my mouth, dodged questions (4)
• Galveston City Council must do something about golf carts (4)
• Father’s Day forecast is cloudy as adulthood enters (4)
• Biden signs bill making Juneteenth a federal holiday (4)
• League City to name street after Black founding family (4)
• Congratulations to Citizen of the Year and finalists (3)
• UFO report could give us answers -- or maybe not, Texas A&M expert says (3)
• Killers tailed League City couple from Houston restaurant, police say (3)
• By Way of Introduction: Lupe Mendez (3)
• The voice of the Santa Fe Indians retires (3)
• It's past time we appreciated women journalists (3)