Richie Whitt

After voting early in Dallas on Tuesday, here’s my review of the process and my very biased suggestions on how to cast your ballot. Thanks in advance.

After another woeful weekend, the Dallas Cowboys’ NFC East division is a combined 8-14-1 with an NFL-worst point differential of a whopping minus-83.

Turnovers, costly penalties and a team that’s simply not well-coached showed up again in the Dallas Cowboys’ latest loss to the Green Bay Packers.

Texas’ loss to OU ruined its bragging rights with a rival. But this one to Florida wrecked the entire season and continued a downward spiral into one of the most disappointing years in school history.

Headed for a beach vacation south of the border in Mexico this week. Vacation?

In the wake of me claiming that I could execute a simple-yet-strenuous fitness trick, readers wanted proof. Punctuated by some comedy, I provided it.

There’s a weird epidemic of NFL defenses celebrating common turnovers - not a Pick Six nor a 99-yard fumble return - by running 40 yards and preening in the end zone. Why?

Obama was born in Kenya … Mexico will pay for the wall … The healthcare plan will be unveiled any day now … Liberal “vandals” damaged the Reflecting Pond … James Talarico doesn’t eat meat. (CLAP!)

Coming off last week’s emotional upset to OU, the Texas Longhorns can’t afford another hiccup. In college football’s 156-year history, only three teams have won the title with more than one loss.

Despite being 62 I often get this caveat-caped compliment: “You look good … for your age.” My fat-to-fit tips for staying young at heart, and body.

After a stupor Sunday in which three NFC East teams made glaring gaffes in crunch time, the Dallas Cowboys’ division is a combined 8-10-1 with an NFL-worst point differential of a whopping minus-49.

For 30 years Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has shepherded a Super Bowl drought. In 30 minutes, he could again become a champion to all fans.

Texas choked away its No. 1 ranking, dreams of an undefeated season, and a Heisman Trophy for Arch Manning in a shocking upset loss to underdog, undermanned Oklahoma.

Texas Longhorns’ QB Arch Manning has his team 4-0 and ranked No. 1 entering Saturday’s game against OU. But as the ’Horns have risen up the rankings, his stock has actually lost value.

This election season James Talarico is grabbing headlines against Ken Paxton. But it’s Gina Hinojosa that just might steal Texas from Greg Abbott.