ICYMI: Tex-Mex is gaining a foothold in CDMX. texasmonthly.com/food/tex-mex-i…

My latest, which was a pleasure to work on. El Grandpa BBQ is definitely worth the early morning treck to Georgetown!

I took on a pro-bono asylum case before the pandemic. My client still hadn’t had a court date. Expediting this process is one of the most doable and politically palatable fixes to our immigration system, and it’s perplexing why there’s not even a conversation around it.

Column: Exxon Mobil is suing its shareholders to silence them about global warming latimes.com/business/story…

The irony of this is that, by the very logic of some of these allies, a president would be entitled to absolute immunity for such an assassination attempt as noted by Trump’s lawyer recently at the Supreme Court.

“It started as these barbecue classes and selling rubs, but it’s changed trajectory entirely. Now it’s about passing this culture down to our next generation.” ♥️ Great piece on Arnie Segovia from Ryan Cantu texasmonthly.com/food/youtube-t…

José has fully sold me on the need for a trip out to West Texas.

So honored that my first article in statewide print is about Lala’s Cafe in Mirando City, a very special place to me and my late grandparents. Many thanks to Texas Highways Magazine and Chris Hughes for this amazing opportunity. #texmex #texasmexican #southtexas #tacos

Welcome to Laredo's first-ever Olympian. Jennifer Lozano—nicknamed “la Traviesa,” or “the Troublemaker”—went from an overweight, bullied kid into a history-making boxer. 🥊 texasmonthly.com/arts-entertain…

Austin-based author Gabino Iglesias' latest book "House of Bone and Rain" is a gothic tale inspired by a devastating hurricane in his native Puerto Rico. texashighways.com/culture/author…

From a James Beard Award-winning taqueria to an innovative agave distillery, nothing is off the table when it comes to dining in the Rio Grande Valley. Ryan Cantu traveled across the South Texas region in search of what makes it a culinary destination: texashighways.com/food-drink/the…

My first magazine feature is now online! Thank you to the fine editors at Texas Highways Magazine and the many talented 956 voices that made this story possible.

I spent two weeks in Mexico City writing a big feature and visiting Michelin's Mexico City-recognized restaurants & taquerias. The CDMX guide is a harbinger of things to come in Texas.

This hugely overstates Joe Rogan's impact on Austin but there's still a version of it I'd like to read—needs a different focus and the author would have to spend some real time there theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…