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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Has Filed a Lawsuit Against Netflix Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Netflix, accusing the streaming giant of secretly tracking users, including children, and collecting personal data without proper consent. The state alleges the company misled consumers about its data practices while building a system that

Tanner Horner Sentenced to Death A Texas jury has sentenced Tanner Horner to death for the kidnapping and murder of 7-year-old Athena Strand, concluding one of the most disturbing criminal cases in recent Texas history. The decision followed the sentencing phase of a capital murder trial in North Texas, where jurors were tasked solely with

Camp Mystic Given 45 Days to Fix Emergency Plan Camp Mystic, a Texas summer camp tied to one of the state’s deadliest recent flood disasters, has been given a strict deadline to correct major safety failures before it can reopen. State health officials have issued a 45-day compliance window, requiring the camp to address a

Texas Home Price Drop Home prices across Texas are declining after several years of intense growth driven by pandemic-era migration and historically low interest rates. What was once one of the hottest housing markets in the country is now cooling as supply expands and buyer demand weakens. A Pandemic Boom That Triggered Overbuilding During the

Tony Gonzales Text With Former Staffer Surface Texas Congressman Tony Gonzales is facing intensified scrutiny and fresh calls for his resignation after reports revealed explicit text messages exchanged between the lawmaker and a former staffer who later died by suicide. The allegations have ignited bipartisan concern and renewed debate over ethics, power dynamics, and accountability

FAA Shutdown El Paso’s Airspace Updates The Federal Aviation Administration’s sudden shutdown and rapid reopening of El Paso’s airspace in February 2026 caused widespread disruption and confusion. That the closure, which was initially scheduled for 10 days, lasted only a few hours, grounding all flights over El Paso International Airport and nearby areas. Sudden Closure

Second Teenager Succumbs to Injuries The family of 16 year old Gracie Brito has confirmed that she has died following a sledding accident in Frisco, making her the second teenager to lose her life in the incident. Gracie was critically injured earlier this week and had been hospitalized after suffering catastrophic trauma. Her death comes

Florida Set to Host the World’s Largest Buc-ee’s Buc-ee’s, the Texas based convenience store chain famous for its oversized locations and meticulously clean restrooms, is planning what it says will become the largest convenience store in the world. The proposed location is headed to Fort Pierce, marking another major step in the company’s aggressive expansion

Fire Alarm Triggers Terminal Evacuation Dallas Love Field Airport was evacuated Tuesday afternoon after a fire alarm was activated inside the terminal, forcing passengers and airport employees to exit the building as a precaution. The evacuation caused a temporary disruption to airport operations as emergency crews responded and assessed the situation. Dallas Fire and Rescue

Arlington Police Expand Sex Trafficking Case Against Chicas Locas Strip Club, Arrest More Managers ARLINGTON, Texas — Police in Arlington have made additional arrests in a widening investigation into an alleged sex trafficking and organized crime operation run out of Chicas Locas, escalating what authorities now describe as a coordinated criminal enterprise involving club management,

Tesla at the Brink: Brand Toxicity, a Captured Board, Falling Sales, and Elon’s Overpaid Influence “One of the biggest corporate governance failures in modern American business.” Tesla’s board didn’t just reward Elon Musk with one of the richest compensation packages in corporate history, they enabled an executive cult, ignored fiduciary duty, and now preside over

Two Texas Extremists Accused of Plotting Mass Murder and Sexual Enslavement on Haitian Island Federal prosecutors in Texas have unsealed one of the most disturbing foreign-violence conspiracies in recent memory, a year-long plan by two young North Texas men to invade a Haitian island, kill every man, and enslave the women and children. The plot

Social Media Concerns Over Rising Costs As the State Fair of Texas kicks off its 2025 season, some families are taking to social media to voice frustration over what they describe as “sky-high” prices. Viral posts and community chatter suggest that rising costs—from food and rides to entry tickets—are keeping families at home. Critics point

Even Ted Cruz Says FCC Chair Brendan Carr’s Threats Are “Dangerous as Hell” “It might feel good right now to threaten Jimmy Kimmel, yeah, but when it is used to silence every conservative in America, we will regret it.” — Sen. Ted Cruz A Republican Breaks Ranks In a rare rebuke from within his own

Dallas Motel Manager Beheaded in Brutal Attack, Employee Charged With Capital Murder “Covered in blood and holding the machete.” That’s how Dallas police described the suspect in a shocking killing that left a motel manager dead in front of his family. The Attack On the night of September 10, 2025, Dallas police were called to

Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Rush to Deport Guatemalan Children Emergency Halt in a Rapidly Escalating Crisis A federal judge issued an emergency order early Sunday morning halting the Trump administration’s sudden plan to deport more than 600 unaccompanied Guatemalan children, some of whom were already being boarded onto planes for removal. The extraordinary order from

A Simple Mistake That Sparked a Solution In North Texas, a mother named Dawna Duke experienced a heart-stopping moment when her child returned home on the wrong school bus. But instead of dwelling on the scare, she leveraged the incident to create real solutions: palm-sized NFC (Near-Field Communication) keychains that parents can attach to backpacks

Indiana Republicans Show Backbone While Texas Republicans Roll Over for Trump A Political Battle Over Redistricting The 2026 midterm elections are still more than a year away, but the partisan war over redistricting is already at a boiling point. This week, a delegation of Republican lawmakers from Indiana traveled to Washington to meet with Donald

Power-Drunk Trump Threatens Lawsuits Over California Redistricting and Senate Blue Slips Chaos of a Desperate and Unpopular Man in the Oval Office President Trump delivered a chaotic, meandering press event Monday from the White House, announcing that his administration will file lawsuits against the state of California and the Senate’s blue slip system, a long-standing

Judge Blocks Texas Law A federal judge in Texas has temporarily blocked a new state law that would have required every public school classroom to display the Ten Commandments. U.S. District Judge Fred Biery issued the ruling on Wednesday, saying the law likely violates the First Amendment by forcing religion into public education. The law,