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Dallas starts national search to find new police chief

LAWIN.newsJanuary 31, 2025034 views

The City of Dallas has initiated a nationwide search for a new police chief to lead its department. Interim Chief Michael Igo has been overseeing the department since October 2024, after the departure of Eddie Garcia. The city seeks a candidate with strong leadership skills, a commitment to community engagement, and innovative approaches to law enforcement. The search process will involve input from city officials, community leaders, and department members to ensure alignment with community values and expectations.

EDSA rallies urge action on VP Sara Duterte impeachment, decry inaction

LAWIN.newsJanuary 31, 2025039 views

In the Philippines, groups mobilize at Edsa to express dissatisfaction with the government’s inaction over the impeachment case against Vice President Sara Duterte. They hold the House of Representatives and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. accountable for the delays, citing constitutional violations by Duterte.

Dwyane Wade says cancer surgery resulted in the removal of 40% of his kidney

LAWIN.newsJanuary 31, 2025035 views

Dwyane Wade, former NBA star, revealed his battle with cancer led to the removal of 40% of his right kidney. Wade emphasizes the importance of regular health check-ups, inspired by his father’s cancer struggle. The surgery, performed in December 2023, highlights the significance of early detection. Wade’s experience underscores emotional resilience and the value of preventive care.

Texas on alert as Trump plans 25% tariffs on Mexico, Canada

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As Texas braces for possible 25% tariffs on trade with Mexico and Canada, the state’s economic relationship with these key export markets is under evaluation. Explore the potential impacts on Texas industries, local businesses, and international trade dynamics.

Turkey unveils the longest cargo sail ship ever built

LAWIN.newsJanuary 31, 2025038 views

The launch of the Neoliner Origin in Tuzla, Turkey marks a key milestone in sustainable maritime shipping. The world’s longest wind-powered cargo ship, designed by Neoline and built by Turkish shipbuilders, aims to reduce carbon emissions using wind energy. The vessel will undergo a six-month fitting-out period to prepare for its role in environmentally responsible global trade. As the maritime industry seeks greener solutions, the Neoliner Origin represents a promising alternative to conventional fossil fuel-powered ships.

Tariffs on Mexico and Canada could be imposed soon: Here’s what’s at stake

LAWIN.newsJanuary 31, 2025040 views

Explore how new tariff proposals between the US, Mexico, and Canada could impact trade, particularly in automotive, agriculture, and manufacturing sectors. Learn about potential disruptions to the USMCA and the economic implications for industries dependent on cross-border trade. Discover how businesses and governments are responding to these potential changes.

Chevron Sells Vacant Houston Tower to Aggressive Investor at Reduced Price

Mae De Vera, LAWIN.newsJanuary 31, 2025058 views

Chevron sells a vacant office tower in north Houston at a significant discount to Capital Commercial Investments, which continues its strategic acquisition spree in the region’s underperforming office market.

4.5 magnitude earthquake shakes Falls City, Texas; no major injuries reported

LAWIN.newsJanuary 30, 2025026 views

A 4.5 magnitude earthquake struck Falls City, Texas, marking one of the largest seismic events in the state this year. The United States Geological Survey confirmed the tremor, which prompted local authorities to assess damage and ensure public safety. Residents experienced significant shaking, leading to precautionary shutdowns of schools and businesses. As the community grapples with the aftermath, officials emphasize the importance of earthquake preparedness. Seismologists investigate the quake’s origins, highlighting ongoing concerns about seismic activity in Texas.

Senate approves Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary to spearhead drilling expansion

LAWIN.newsJanuary 30, 2025033 views

The U.S. Senate has confirmed Doug Burgum as the Interior Secretary after a 79-18 vote. Former North Dakota Governor Burgum, known for his pro-energy stance, aligns with President Trump’s energy agenda. This marks a significant step in U.S. energy policy, with Burgum expected to promote increased oil, gas, and mining activities on public lands.

100,000 gallons of wastewater dumped into North Texas creek after overnight rain

LAWIN.newsJanuary 30, 2025031 views

An overnight rainstorm resulted in a significant wastewater spill in North Texas, with 100,000 gallons flowing into a nearby creek. This incident prompted immediate notification to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Learn more about the causes and responses to this environmental concern.