MEXICO CITY—President Trump’s first round of tariffs and trade threats threw Mexico onto the defensive. Now that Trump is aiming at the rest of the world, Mexico suddenly finds itself with an edge over rival manufacturing hubs. Read moreHow Mexico emerged from tariff broadside with an edge over Asia
Karl Rove, who served as senior advisor to President George W. Bush and deputy chief of staff, and former Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin, will headline this year’s Global Border Summit. Read moreGlobal Border Summit to feature Karl Rove and Joe Manchin as keynote speakers
With the recent lifting of the gag order imposed on the Walmart criminal case, some family members of the victims of the 2019 mass shooting have emerged with pointed criticisms of the El Paso district attorneys who have prosecuted the case, a… Read moreFamilies of Walmart mass shooting victims speak out
During the Popular department store’s heyday in Downtown, El Paso County Judge Ricardo Samaniego’s father, Salvador, spent 45 years dressing the building’s window displays. Read morePopular Building readies comeback with Downtown housing
A few months before he was hospitalized, Pope Francis sat in the grand Paul VI Audience Hall – a sweeping auditorium in the Vatican – and studied an array of photos showing a glimpse of El Paso’s humanitarian efforts with immigration at the border. Read morePope sees El Paso through photographer’s lens
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President Trump on Wednesday announced new global tariffs that would prompt retaliatory actions by key trading partners. Read moreNew tariffs drive up real estate costs in El Paso
Cruising social media in the never-ending quest to fix my golf game, I ran across a couple of memes concerning national character stereotypes. Now we all have been conditioned to believe that stereotyping – any stereotyping – is bad, right? Read moreFrom the founder
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Walking through a cascade of colorful paintings that center women in dreamlike settings, works from the Judithe Hernández art exhibition at the El Paso Museum of Art, director Edward Hayes spoke about encountering the Los Angeles-born artist. Read moreQ&A: Edward Hayes, director, El Paso Museum of Art
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For Jay Stratton, “Grease” is more than just a jukebox musical. Read moreGrease is still the word: UTEP Dinner Theatre presents classic jukebox musical
The bourbon market is flooded with so many brands, labels and recipes. Read moreBorderland Bourbon: Penelope's Havana reflects an interplay of cultures
When El Pasoan Jeramiah Dickey left UTEP Athletics in 2006, working primarily in development and marketing and promotions, his dream was to someday rise to the ranks of athletic director. Read moreEl Pasoan Jeramiah Dickey is finalist for national athletic director of the year
The 2025 El Paso Chihuahuas have some familiar faces, led by manager Pete Zamora, who returns for his second season. Read moreKappy's Corner: Chihuahuas pitching staff features four Padres prospects
When the members of El Dedon Verde Garden Club gather for their annual flower show on April 15, they will be celebrating the club’s 75th anniversary and a tradition that has withstood the test of time. Read moreGarden club celebrates 75th anniversary with flower show
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Nearly 10 years ago, Jennifer Han won a unanimous decision over Helen Joseph to win the IBF World Featherweight championship in her 20th professional fight. Read moreKappy's Corner: Stephanie Han to compete for world title in Ring Wars 15
With the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles ready to face off in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, I have had the privilege of attending Radio Row for the third straight year. Read moreKappy's Corner: Radio Row in New Orleans, stars weigh in on Chiefs and Eagles
A few weeks ago, when I was at the sold-out Don Haskins Center, I looked up into the rafters and took special notice of all the UTEP men’s basketball jerseys hanging on the south end of the arena. Read moreKappy's Corner: Which UTEP basketball player's number should be retired?
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