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As devoutly religious as Texas may appear to be, that isn't really the case according to a recent study. We're one of the more devout states but we're not even close to being the most hardcore.

Tensions with and within Russia have brought the subject of nuclear attacks back to the forefront. Should an attack on the USA occur, big cities in Texas and Phoenix, Arizona will see major losses.

My first thought when I read about this was, have the people that did this study actually been to, let alone, actually driven in El Paso??

If you live in Texas, you have to own a deadly weapon. I don't mean Texas "requires" it, I mean you just do. Like it or not.

Only 1 city in Texas made this list of safest college cities in the USA. El Paso, consistently ranked a "safest city", wasn't it. WTH?

Texas made a list of the top 10 fastest growing cities in America 4 times, (El Paso wasn't one of them), Arizona made it 3 times.

If you have ever thought about being a teacher in El Paso, now is probably the best time ever.

It's not only pretty dang high, it's pretty dang close to El Paso.

Texas is loaded with natural resources but diamonds are not one of them.

We know which state drinks the most, now let's see what each one drinks the most of.