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Does American law enforcement have a growing white supremacy problem? Investigations have proven over and over again— yes. But despite calls for reform, the law enforcement world largely tolerates white supremacists as members of its ranks and acts of overt racism by officers. Mike German is the author of Policing White Supremacy.

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Will 2025 be the year that everyone returns to the office? What is the future of remote work? What did we learn from this grand labor experiment that benefited white collar workers? Is it time to return to the commute and the fluorescent lights of the cubicle? We are joined by Brittany Rastsmith, a remote worker coach at Bloom Remote.

Also: Houston community reacts to terrorist attack suspect; Richard Cavazos to receive Medal of Honor; Haven for Hope hosts "Share the Warmth" drive

Also: Alameda Theater restoration resumes soon; SpaceX to launch Starship on Monday; Nelson Wolff Gallery opens at the Bexar County Archive building

Rolando Briseños nearly six-decade career includes showings at major museums, and public art displayed across the country, including in Texas and New York.

We drive over them often, maybe everyday, and they still manage to take our breath away. The highway flyover interchanges that climb up into the sky. But why are they so high? And why does Texas make them higher than any other state? What does that say about us?

Eiren Caffall’s The Mourner’s Bestiary, is a memoir about her experiences with polycystic kidney disease (PKD)—a chronic illness that has afflicted her family for 150 years—with the stories of marine life struggling to survive in the world’s fastest warming marine ecosystem.

Also: Texas Comptroller announces legislative budget today; Sections of the San Antonio River to be drained; Accordion legend Flaco Jimenez faces medical hurdle

Donald Trump says he wants to "terminate" spending on what he calls the Green New Deal. But investments have been made, renewable energy is on the market, jobs have been created and it is a major part of the energy economy. Is it too late for Trump to pull the plug on green power? Jeremy Brecher discusses his new book The Green New Deal from Below: How Ordinary People Are Building a Just and Climate-Safe Economy