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Flooding along the Guadalupe River in Texas Hill Country in July 2026

Texas Hill Country Floods Kill Two as Guadalupe River Surges for Second Straight Year

Flash flooding struck Texas Hill Country for a second consecutive year on Thursday, killing at least two people as rescuers pulled more than 230 from the swollen Guadalupe and Pedernales rivers. Governor

July 17, 2026

by Shivam Chopra

Dairy Queen employee serving an ice cream cone as the chain closes over 46 locations across Texas, Alaska, and Montana

Dairy Queen Closes 46 Locations Across Texas, Alaska, and Montana as Franchise Pressures Mount

Dairy Queen closed more than 46 locations across Texas, Alaska, and Montana in 2026, as Berkshire Hathaway revoked franchise rights from a Texas operator and Alaska franchisees cited economic pressure. The closures erased 42 stores in a single Texas enforcement

July 14, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

A white Tesla vehicle on a road, representing the NTSB and NHTSA investigation into Tesla Full Self-Driving crashes

Texas Driver Charged with Manslaughter Over Fatal Tesla Crash in Katy Home

Michael Butler was charged with manslaughter Thursday after his Tesla struck a Katy, Texas home at

Famous Meals of Death Row Inmates

It has long been a tradition in the United States that death row inmates are allowed to choose their last meal before execution. Mealtime rules vary from state to state, and Texas

April 7, 2023

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American kids can’t afford an extra day off

In an effort to reduce costs, American school districts are increasingly adopting a reduced weekly schedule. Students pay the price. Considering all that American school children have missed during the pandemic, it

October 3, 2025

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Turns people into ghosts in America.. What do you know about the zombie drug that calms huge animals? a witness

Video clips spread on social media showing the effect of young people in the United States of America using a new drug called narcotic "zombie dope"and turns them into something like "the

April 4, 2023

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Oil prices rose 6 percent amid fears of shrinking supplies

Oil prices jumped six percent today, a day after the OPEC Plus alliance announced a voluntary cut in oil production, which raised fears of shrinking supplies. Brent crude rose at the settlement

April 4, 2023

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A significant rise in oil prices after a sudden announcement by OPEC + to cut production

Oil prices rose today, Monday, recording the largest daily increase in nearly a year, after the sudden announcement of the OPEC + alliance to cut production further confused the markets. Brent crude

April 3, 2023

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Unprecedented spectacle: Likelihood of Trump’s arrest in handcuffs on Tuesday named

Donald Trump will appear in New York court on Tuesday to answer criminal charges against him. Details of the charges are not yet known as the indictment remains sealed, while the lawyer

April 1, 2023

Government and Politics·News

Since the beginning of the year, several major disasters have occurred in the United States due to the deterioration of the railroads and the negligence of the companies.

The United States had a particularly painful year in 2022 as communities grappled with the growing effects of the climate crisis and 18 major natural disasters wreaked havoc across the country amid

October 3, 2025

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The “American Nightmare” Has Become American-Style Human Rights

March 27th was a very sad day for many American families. That morning, three children under the age of 9 and three adults were killed in a shooting at an elementary school

October 3, 2025

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America: University of Texas awarded industrialist Naveen Jindal

Washington: The University of Texas at Dallas in the US has honored Indian industrialist Naveen Jindal with its ‘Lifetime Achievement’ award for his achievements in the fields of industry, politics and education.

March 29, 2023

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At least 39 people have died in a fire at a migrant detention center in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.

At least 39 Central and South American migrants died in a fire that broke out on Monday night at a migrant detention center in the Mexican city of Ciudad Juarez, on the

October 4, 2025

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Texas Hill Country Floods Kill Two as Guadalupe River Surges for Second Straight Year

Dairy Queen Closes 46 Locations Across Texas, Alaska, and Montana as Franchise Pressures Mount

Texas Driver Charged with Manslaughter Over Fatal Tesla Crash in Katy Home

Famous Meals of Death Row Inmates

American kids can’t afford an extra day off

Turns people into ghosts in America.. What do you know about the zombie drug that calms huge animals? a witness

Oil prices rose 6 percent amid fears of shrinking supplies

A significant rise in oil prices after a sudden announcement by OPEC + to cut production

Unprecedented spectacle: Likelihood of Trump’s arrest in handcuffs on Tuesday named

Since the beginning of the year, several major disasters have occurred in the United States due to the deterioration of the railroads and the negligence of the companies.

The “American Nightmare” Has Become American-Style Human Rights

America: University of Texas awarded industrialist Naveen Jindal

At least 39 people have died in a fire at a migrant detention center in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.

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