In the Pocket: European Dumplings Cafe excels at its namesake dish — and more

For my German-heritage grandmother and my German-by-way-of-Ukraine grandfather, borscht was a staple of everyday life, especially in winter. Deeply red, beety and studded with chunks of potato and — if I remember correctly — sliced strips of bacon.

Ted Cruz's new book Unwoke is as incoherent as it is insincere

"Policies will end in futility, if the propagandists can put a painted screen where there should be a window to the world. Without protection against propaganda, without standards of evidence, without criteria of emphasis, the living substance of all popular decision is exposed to every prejudice an

VHS movies may be part of a bygone era, but some San Antonio shops cater to old-school fans

At first, comedian Travis J. Reyes only planned to buy a few VHS tapes of some of his favorite horror movies — The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Dead Alive, Shivers and Videodrome. Then, things got out of hand.

Original Annie movie star, others to appear in San Antonio this weekend

Actress Aileen Quinn has always embraced the role that she’s best known for: the title character in the original 1982 film musical Annie. The movie is based on the 1977 Broadway musical, itself inspired by the Little Orphan Annie comic strip of the 1920s. Quinn even has her own rockabilly-blues band