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• A Conversation with Karen Hughes

  By Evan Smith April 19, 2010

  For the sixth event in our TribLive series, I interviewed George W. Bush's longtime communications director and counselor about the difference between advising CEOs and pols, what happened to Kay Bailey Hutchison's gubernatorial campaign, the "myth" of Obama Derangement Syndrome, and more. Full Story 

• A Stronger Brew

  By Elise Hu April 16, 2010

  The Tea Party movement marked its first anniversary this week, just as its political power began to show in primaries in Texas and across the country. At rallies in Austin on Thursday, members promised to be an even stronger force to be reckoned with come November. Full Story 

• Karen Hughes on Anger Management

  By Elise Hu April 15, 2010

  In an interview with Tribune CEO/Editor-in-Chief Evan Smith, former George W. Bush senior advisor Karen Hughes claims the vitriol over President Bush was worse than the vitriol toward President Obama. Full Story 

• Juarez Mayor Extended Interview

  By Elise Hu April 14, 2010

  Juarez Mayor Jose Reyes Ferriz sits down with Tribune reporters Brandi Grissom and Julian Aguilar to discuss the economy and security situation in his border city. Full Story 

• Juárez Mayor Denies He's Living in Texas

  By Brandi Grissom, Elise Hu and Julián Aguilar April 12, 2010

  Juárez Mayor Jose Reyes Ferriz addresses rampant rumors that he's found a home in El Paso instead of living in his violence-ridden city. In an excerpt of an interview with Tribune reporters Brandi Grissom and Julian Aguilar, Reyes Ferriz blames the media for the residency questions. Reyes Ferriz visited Austin Monday as part of a forum at the University of Texas-Austin. His extended interview will be posted on Wednesday. Full Story 

• Road to Nowhere

  By Elise Hu April 12, 2010

  It's a transportation funding crisis: Congestion on Texas highways is only going to get worse with our population growing, but the state lacks the billions needed to combat it. Lawmakers trying to find a way to break through the gridlock are issuing a stern warning: There's no something-for-nothing solution. Full Story 

• Go On a Ride With Car2Go

  By Elise Hu April 9, 2010

  Leaders in Austin are hoping the next big thing in transportation comes in a tiny Smart car. Watch as an Austin Car2Go user demonstrates how the program works. Full Story 

• Behind the Scenes at TribLive

  By Elise Hu April 5, 2010

  Go behind-the-scenes of TribLive. Plenty of TribLive events are coming up this spring, so be sure to RSVP. If you can't make it, our multimedia team has it covered. That is, if we get the microphones to work. Full Story 

• Resign of the Times

  By Elise Hu April 1, 2010

  U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison finally ended the will-she-or-won't-she drama, saying she's staying put through the end of her term in 2012. But ever since she first announced she'd resign, she's been shifting positions. We take a look back. Full Story 

• HHSC Chief Testifies on Health Care Costs

  By Elise Hu March 31, 2010

  Is the health reform price tag in Texas $1.4 billion... or more like $24 billion? State Sen. Robert Duncan, R-Lubbock, asks HHSC Commissioner Tom Suehs to explain why his agency's estimate is so much higher than a federal estimate. Full Story 

• John Cornyn on KBH's Decision to Stay

  By Elise Hu March 31, 2010

  U.S. Senator John Cornyn, R-Texas, on his colleague U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison's decision to keep her Senate seat despite earlier promises she would resign before the end of her term. Full Story 

• Annise Parker: The TT Interview

  By Evan Smith March 31, 2010

  Three months into her new job, the mayor of the state's largest city and the nation's fourth-largest city says she's working hard to combat the crippling effects of a down economy, putting partisan differences aside to join with Republican congressmen in lobbying Washington to keep NASA intact, and trying to untangle the longstanding knot that is mass transit. Oh, and she's staying as far away from the governor's race as humanly possible, though she has a stern message for political operatives who may be looking to tarnish the man she replaced: Don't mess with Houston. Full Story