Jasmine Crockett Surges Ahead of James Talarico by Double Digits in Senate Democratic Primary, New Poll Reveals

Jasmine Crockett Surges Ahead of James Talarico by Double Digits in Senate Democratic Primary, New Poll Reveals

A recent poll indicates that U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett from Dallas holds a significant lead over Austin’s State Representative James Talarico as the Texas Senate Democratic primary approaches its conclusion. The survey, conducted between February 2 and February 16, reveals that Crockett has captured 56% of voter support, compared to Talarico’s 44%. This poll, executed…

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Texas Comptroller Election: Candidates Clash Over Cultural Issues in the Race for State's Top Accountant

Texas Comptroller Election: Candidates Clash Over Cultural Issues in the Race for State’s Top Accountant

This election season, candidates Don Huffines, Christi Craddick, and Kelly Hancock are vying for the position of Texas comptroller, a role traditionally viewed as mundane yet crucial. Huffines has pledged to eradicate what he terms “woke ideology,” while Craddick has committed to ensuring that boys do not participate in girls’ sports. Hancock has emphasized his…

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The music scene in dallas texas

The music scene in Dallas, Texas

The Music Scene in Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas stands as a vibrant hub for music lovers, revealing a rich tapestry of genres, venues, and cultural influences that reflect both its diverse population and historic roots. From its beginnings as a frontier town to its current status as a major metropolitan area, Dallas has made significant…

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Revitalizing Texas: How Used Electric Vehicle Batteries Are Strengthening the Power Grid

Revitalizing Texas: How Used Electric Vehicle Batteries Are Strengthening the Power Grid

In the midst of Texas’ midday hours, electricity prices experience a significant drop, primarily due to an abundance of energy generated by the state’s solar and wind resources. This surplus creates an opportune moment for energy buyers, leading to the charging of 500 batteries that were once integral to General Motors’ electric vehicles. These batteries,…

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Xcel Energy to Replace High Risk Power Poles Following Attorney General's Lawsuit Over 2024 Wildfire Threats

Xcel Energy to Replace High-Risk Power Poles Following Attorney General’s Lawsuit Over 2024 Wildfire Threats

A Texas district court has mandated that Xcel Energy, an electric utility serving over 200,000 customers in the state, must replace damaged utility poles in areas at risk for wildfires. This ruling follows an agreement between Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and the utility. In a statement, Paxton described this decision as an important step…

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Rep. Tony Gonzales Allegedly Solicited Explicit Photos from Aide Who Tragically Died by Suicide

Rep. Tony Gonzales Allegedly Solicited Explicit Photos from Aide Who Tragically Died by Suicide

In the early hours of May 9, 2024, U.S. Representative Tony Gonzales reportedly urged his district director, Regina Santos-Aviles, to send him a provocative photograph. When she expressed discomfort, stating the conversation was inappropriate, the married congressman from San Antonio insisted that he was merely a “visual person.” Tragically, Santos-Aviles passed away in September 2025…

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"Dark Money Drives Attack Ads as Texas U.S. Senate Primaries Heat Up"

“Dark Money Drives Attack Ads as Texas U.S. Senate Primaries Heat Up”

Texans hoping to uncover the financial backers behind the torrent of advertisements saturating the U.S. Senate primaries may be left in the dark. Recent campaign finance disclosures reveal a significant involvement of dark money—funds from political nonprofits that are not required to disclose their donors. A super PAC aligned with Democratic candidate James Talarico reported…

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Texas Preserves Native American Studies Course: A Blueprint for Other States to Follow

Texas Preserves Native American Studies Course: A Blueprint for Other States to Follow

Savion Horn observed a striking transformation on the screen in his classroom: black-and-white photographs of young boys and girls, first displaying their long hair and traditional attire, then revealing them with cropped hair and dressed in high-necked dresses and formal button-ups. For Horn, a senior at Grand Prairie High School near Dallas and a member…

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UNT Faces $45 Million Budget Shortfall Due to Decline in International Student Enrollment, Potential Cuts Ahead

UNT Faces $45 Million Budget Shortfall Due to Decline in International Student Enrollment, Potential Cuts Ahead

The University of North Texas (UNT) is currently considering several measures to address a significant budget shortfall projected at $45 million. This deficit has increased from an earlier estimate of $31.2 million last August, primarily due to a sharper-than-anticipated decline in international graduate student enrollment and reduced state funding linked to enrollment figures. President Harrison…

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