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5 Fall Weekend Getaways for People Who Need a Change of Scenery

There's a sort of restless melancholy that people start feeling when October comes around again.

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Federal government allows return of U.S. citizen deported after traffic stop in Central Texas

Brian José Morales García maintained he was born in Denver after the federal government accused him of having entered the country illegally.

The Texas Tribune

Forde-Yard Dash: Gauging College Football’s 10 Biggest 2026 Pressure Points

From LSU’s all-in gamble to Kalen DeBoer’s warming seat, these are the people and programs with the most at stake this season.

Sports Illustrated

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New York Times Recycles Same Old Story About Northern District of Texas

Yet the article inexplicably makes no mention of judge shopping in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Reason

Trump needs to stump up $200M for Republicans to win Texas, senator pleads: ‘We need help’

John Kennedy says Trump needs to give Ken Paxton a fundraising boost after polls show Democratic candidate James Talarico closing in

The Independent UK

Going to Buc-ee’s? 10 Things to Know Before Your First Visit

Pulling off the highway and spotting that giant cartoon beaver sign signals the arrival at a roadside attraction unlike anything else in America. Buc-ee’s is not just a convenience store, but a massive travel center that combines dozens of fueling stations with an enormous retail floor packed with food, gear,…

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Rare manatees are turning up along the Texas coast this summer; some are lingering in busy marinas for freshwater, prompting warnings to boaters

This summer, an unusual visitor has been making waves along the Texas coast: the Florida manatee. Multiple sightings have been reported from Galveston to Port Mansfield, with some of the gentle giants lingering in busy harbours and marinas to drink from freshwater outflows. As temperatures soar, wildlife officials say the…

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A West Texas rancher rejected wind turbines twice before agreeing to 7 on his family ranch; the royalties now help pay for feed and workers and keep the operation running

A fifth-generation West Texas rancher twice rejected wind turbines on his family property before agreeing to host seven turbines from the Cactus Flats wind project. Since 2019, the regular wind income has helped cover ranching costs, from livestock feed and workers to fences and repairs. The project also helped him…

The Times of India

Cyclospora Outbreak Tied to Recalled Lettuce Adds Georgia, Tennessee, and Texas as Confirmed Illnesses Reach 11,458

CDC added Georgia, Tennessee, and Texas to the Taylor Farms lettuce Cyclospora outbreak, now at 11,458 illnesses and 495 hospitalizations.

Medical Daily

Texas Democrat bets anger over Flock cameras and data centers could make her America’s unlikeliest governor

ELECTIONS 2026: Gina Hinojosa talks to Eric Garcia about the growing backlash in Texas and how it could feed a ‘bite back’ against Republicans in November

The Independent UK

In 2001, USDA researchers released salvinia weevils in Texas and Louisiana; by 2003, weed cover had fallen near release sites while untreated controls stayed choked

A tiny weevil has proven to be a powerful ally in the battle against giant salvinia, an invasive aquatic weed. Tested in Texas and Louisiana, the weevils significantly decreased the weed's spread by feeding exclusively on it. Researchers found that these resilient creatures can withstand harsh winter conditions in lakes,…

The Economic Times

In 2026, Texas engineers mixed 4.5 tons of waste plastic into nearly a mile of road; the recycled material replaced 8% to 10% of petroleum-based bitumen

Innovative researchers are pioneering the use of recycled plastic to improve the durability of asphalt roads. By substituting a portion of traditional bitumen with plastic materials, they have observed encouraging results in early field tests, indicating enhanced resistance to heat and cracking. Additionally, laboratory studies demonstrate increased pavement stiffness and…

The Economic Times

He is turning 100, so his community wants to give him 100 birthday cards: Texas WWII veteran’s remarkable century is being celebrated with a heartfelt tribute

Weldon Kenneth Bowen, a centenarian and World War II veteran from Texas, is commemorating his 100th birthday in style. The Texas Veterans Land Board has launched a campaign urging individuals to send 100 birthday cards to this distinguished Marine Corps veteran, who selflessly served during the war’s final months and…

The Times of India

‘We’re coming for the books’: Texas Lieutenant Governor threatens school ratings after libraries don’t remove ‘lewd’ books like ‘Les Misérables’

“The apathy is the most terrifying.”

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In 2020, four engineers started Moment Energy in a British Columbia garage; 6 years later, their new plant is repurposing retired EV batteries for data centres and hospitals

Moment Energy has launched its most extensive second-life battery manufacturing plant, transforming used electric vehicle batteries into essential energy storage systems. This innovative facility aims to deliver backup power for various crucial facilities across North America. The company has successfully obtained considerable funding and safety certifications, while also planning to…

Latin Times

ICE's July Numbers Are In: More Non-Criminal Immigrants Arrested Than Ever Before

ICE arrested over 800 non-criminal immigrants a day in July, a new record. Miami, Houston and Newark saw some of the steepest local increases.

Latin Times

Extradition Denied: ICE Agent Christian Castro Accused in Venezuelan Man's Shooting Released From Texas Jail

A federal judge refused to force ICE agent Christian Castro's return to Minnesota, freeing him from a Texas jail — a case reverberating through Doral.

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Texas woman on roller coaster was assured if seatbelt disconnected, ride would stop. It remained fastened – and allegedly failed to save her

She will have to live with the consequences for the "rest of her life."

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James Talarico to air first TV ad attacking Ken Paxton in Senate race

The Democrat’s negative spot that alleges corruption by his GOP rival debuts Saturday during a TCU vs. North Carolina football game.

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Texas father gets notification of DoorDash food delivery. Then he finds his DoorDash driver standing outside his home completely naked

“What this consumer experienced was abhorrent."

Medical Daily

A Generic Ivermectin Just Became the Fourteenth Emergency Screwworm Drug, and Supply Concentration Is the Reason Why

The FDA authorized a generic ivermectin injection for New World screwworm, citing the risk of producers becoming dependent on a single manufacturer.

Medical Daily

Federal Bird Flu Trackers Went Nearly a Month Without Updates Before New Dairy and Poultry Detections Appeared

USDA posted new H5N1 detections in dairy herds and poultry after a month-long reporting gap. Here is what the data shows.

The Texas Tribune

Prosecutor will take Houston ICE shooting case to grand jury

Sean Teare said feds still aren’t cooperating with his investigation. A separate federal filing claims DPS provided the tip ICE agents were pursuing.

International Business Times

The Is U.S. Using Lasers As Part Of Its Air Defense. It Shot Three Drug Cartel Drones Down Along Border.

Officials have said the military has used lasers three times to take out drug cartel drones near Texas' Rio Grande Valley

The Texas Tribune

Texas lawmaker wants oil regulators to explain why they ended public comment at meetings

The Texas Railroad Commission changed the rules over public comment earlier this month, raising eyebrows from transparency activists and the lawmaker who helped rewrite the state’s open meeting laws.

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