A Texas Paper Bets on EspaÃ±ol, Not Assimilation
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Four new Spanish-language daily papers have launched in Texas, catering to the ethnic group predicted to be a majority in 20 years.
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That's not an interjection from the reporter. The exclamation "w00t" was chosen by Merriam-Webster's online users as 2007's Word of the Year.
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Rumbo del Valle will cover Starr, Cameron and Hidalgo counties in South Texas and will have the potential of reaching up to 800,000 Hispanic readers.
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By Matt Wixon, The Dallas Morning News  Sep. 23--MESQUITE -- North Mesquite's first half was about turnovers. Its second half was about taking over.
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By Jim McBride, Amarillo Globe-News, Texas  Feb.
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Making a search campaign that's been successful in English work in Spanish can be more difficult than simply translating the same words.
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By Seth Freedland, Daily Press, Newport News, Va.  Jun.
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By Max B. Baker, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Feb.
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Â· Clean record and ability to speak English required Â· Spokesman admits proposal is contentious
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Margaret Spellings has deep Texas roots in educational reform, the model for 2002 No Child Left Behind Act. By Gail Russell Chaddock | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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By Robert Lopez, The Beaumont Enterprise, Texas  Jun. 3--The newsmakers of the year are a modest bunch.
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Their opposition, to the point of alienating Hispanics, offers a preview of the likely fight over judicial nominations.
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MEXICO CITY, July 13 -- The San Antonio Express-News, a 230,000-circulation daily, this week withdrew its U.S.-Mexico border reporter after learning of what appears to be an unprecedented plan to assassinate American journalists who frequently write about drug cartels in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.
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Germany's relations with Israel, early elections for Spain's Basques and French concern about cannabis lead the way in today's European papers.
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By Aaron Nelsen ? The Brownsville Herald, The Brownsville Herald, Texas  Jun. 18--Derek and Shirley Ellis have traveled the world for the chance to glimpse exotic birds. On occasion their pursuit has taken them to the fertile bird watching territory of the Rio Grande Valley.
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By Sandra Baker, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Sep.
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Sensitive to bias charges, news outlets have avoided the term 'civil war,' but now that's changing.