US Midterms 2026: The Indian looking to conquer Texas cowboy country There are are two Texases in the Indian imagination.For many Indians working in America, it’s the perfect state to move to thanks to saner school rules – where one’s children are less likely to be taught critical race theory or gender studies – and fewer homeless people than in bigger cities. Meanwhile, for millions of Indians who don’t live in the US, the state is perhaps most familiar for being the home state of Sheldon Cooper, the breakout star of the “white supremacist” (one wishes one was making that...