ProPublica and The Texas Tribune have announced that Alexandra Glorioso will be joining their investigative team as a reporter, starting on May 26 and based in Austin. Previously a state government reporter at the Miami Herald, Glorioso was instrumental in revealing that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s administration had funneled $10 million in public funds to…
In a surprising shift, the Trump administration has announced that foreign nationals seeking green cards must leave the United States and apply from their home countries. This decision, unveiled on Friday, has raised significant concerns among aid organizations, immigration attorneys, and the immigrant community. For more than fifty years, individuals with legal status in the…
Exploring the Artistic Landscape of Texas: A Journey Through Galleries and Creative Spaces Texas, known for its vast landscapes and vibrant culture, is also home to a dynamic art scene that reflects the state’s rich history and diverse communities. From contemporary installations in urban centers to traditional galleries showcasing classic works, Texas art galleries offer…
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched a lawsuit against WhatsApp and its parent company, Meta, alleging violations of data privacy laws affecting Texas residents. The announcement was made on Thursday, adding WhatsApp to a list of companies Paxton has accused of compromising user privacy. The lawsuit claims that WhatsApp misleads its users by advertising…
Exploring the Ghost Towns of Texas: A Journey into the Past Texas is a land of vast landscapes and rich histories, where the story of the American frontier still echoes through the expansive plains. Among its many attractions are the ghost towns—once vibrant communities that now stand as remnants of their former glory. Ghost towns…
The number of Texans receiving food assistance has seen a significant decline of 14% over the past year, mirroring a national trend. This drop is attributed not only to the stricter work requirements introduced last year by the previous administration but also to growing concerns about deportation among eligible families, according to advocates. State statistics…
A horse-drawn hearse, accompanied by a Grim Reaper and mourners clad in black, paraded through downtown Austin on Wednesday, marking a mock funeral for academic freedom. This demonstration occurred just one day before the University of Texas System regents are poised to vote on a proposal that would grant campus presidents greater authority to eliminate…
A recent assessment of Corpus Christi’s water crisis timeline has been extended by three months, following significant rainfall in April. While this precipitation has alleviated immediate emergency concerns, it has not been enough to completely resolve the ongoing drought affecting the region. Initially, city officials were preparing for a Level 1 water emergency, which occurs…
Democratic leaders are expressing strong disapproval of Maureen Galindo, a candidate for Texas’ 35th Congressional District, following her recent antisemitic remarks. Galindo, who emerged as the frontrunner in the Democratic primary, is now facing a runoff against Bexar County Sheriff’s Deputy Johnny Garcia. Amidst a significant and enigmatic advertising campaign aimed at supporting Galindo, Democratic…
The U.S. Senate has confirmed Brian Birdwell, a Republican senator from Texas, to the position of assistant secretary of defense, marking his return to the Pentagon. The confirmation, which took place on Monday, featured a narrow vote of 46-43 among senators, alongside a slate of other nominees. Birdwell, who has served five terms representing Granbury,…
