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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 17
- Latest publication
- Sep 11, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Dallas Observer
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Don't go getting your hopes up: what to know about the Dallas Cowboys' 2026 season (opens the original)
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For many years now, 1310 The Ticket host Craig Miller has touted his idea for a book called “Craig Miller’s Guide to Never Again Buying Into the Cowboys.” For a while, we were OK with the annual flash of hope that comes when a season starts, and every team is 0-0. But that has certainly faded over time. Miller can count us among his most loyal non-buying-in readers. After decades of futility, it’s a wonder that anyone feels any hope at all when a new season dawns, but here we are again, and ther
#Goals: Following the World Cup, Petar Musa continues to emerge on the global stage (opens the original)
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By the time FC Dallas began training on a recent Thursday morning, the temperature was already soaring to a searing high, but that didn’t keep the intensity on the pitch from being just as heated. An array of fast-paced drills and a rather competitive scrimmage under the glaring Frisco sun were no match for the club that currently sits comfortably in a Major League Soccer playoff spot with a couple of months left in the season. Drenched in sweat, none of the players were taking it easy or seekin
'Texas is the center of political conversation,' according to MS NOW host Jen Psaki (opens the original)
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There’s an old cliché along the lines of how people never have to guess if someone is from Texas, because if they are, they’ll happily tell you before you have to ask. And we don’t mind saying that’s not too far from the truth. Texas is a big deal. And these days, perhaps more than ever before, Texas politics is a very big deal, and not just for those of us who live here. Don’t believe us? Ask Jen Psaki about the role the Lone Star State plays on the national political scene in 2026 as the midte
Here we go again: Dallas Stars change how you can watch their games (opens the original)
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You hear that? Surely you hear it, even if from a distance. It’s the sound of Dallas sports fans throwing their Roku remotes against the wall after yet another local pro sports team changed how fans can watch its games this season. The Dallas Stars announced on Wednesday that all of its non-nationally televised games will be available on Amazon’s Prime Video for the 2026-27 season starting in a few weeks. “We have always strived to deliver our fans with the best broadcast experience in the NHL,”
An exciting WNBA game broke out at a Republican political rally last night in Dallas (opens the original)
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You don’t have to be a sports fan, let alone a WNBA fan, to know the league has been getting a lot of attention from the non-sports world as of late. Debates involving the potential eligibility of trans athletes and accusations of racially motivated fouls against the league’s biggest (white) star have, in many ways, taken the main stage away from the on-court play this season. Everything that the WNBA is this year seemed to converge at the American Airlines Center last night, with the Indiana Fe
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