TPR's Cinema Tuesdays continues with classic Argentine film Prisioneros de la Tierra on Aug. 1

A historical hit in Argentine cinema, Prisioneros De La Tierra paints a vivid picture of the horrors of labor exploitation, complete with a volatile love triangle. The film was adapted from short stories by Horacio Quiroga, known for his ability to use the setting of the jungle, intertwined with ele

Texans in Congress back bipartisan bills to allow fentanyl test strips

WASHINGTON — Texans in Congress are pushing bipartisan legislation to increase access to fentanyl testing strips after a similar effort fizzled in the Texas Legislature earlier this year. U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, joined several senators from both parties to introduce the Fentanyl Safe Testing

San Antonio's Whataburger giving out free burgers to celebrate its 73rd anniversary

Whataburger will celebrate its 73rd birthday Tuesday, Aug. 8, a date the San Antonio-based chain is declaring the first-ever "National Whataburger Day." The cool news is that the company is getting the party started with free hamburgers for the faithful. On August 7 and 8, those active on its Whatab

As Texas GOP lawmakers push election fraud claims, the party's voters say elections work fine

Even as Texas Republicans continue to use election security to justify pushing bills that would make it harder to cast ballots, a new survey shows the majority of voters in their own party have no problem with current election laws. A poll by the nonpartisan Secure Elections Project found that most