The Trump administration announced sweeping new tariffs on hundreds of Canadian products, saying the duties are intended to counter what it described as discriminatory Canadian trade policies and protect U.S. industries.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Tuesday accused his U.S. Senate opponent, state Rep. James Talarico, of being “anti-law enforcement” during a campaign event in Fort Worth alongside several Texas sheriffs.
Roger Rogoff, who was unanimously appointed by a panel of federal judges after the position had been vacant for months, was notified shortly after taking office last week that President Donald Trump had removed him.
Austin City Council Member Vanessa Fuentes announced Tuesday that she has been diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer and has begun treatment while preparing to return to her council duties.
The average price is $1 higher than the $2.73 recorded on the same date last year.
Austin has extended its ban on recreational and commercial activity on Lady Bird Lake, Lake Austin and the Colorado River through 5 p.m. Thursday as high water and flood debris continue to create dangerous conditions.
A Houston police officer contacted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after a North Houston woman called 911 to report that a man had threatened to kill her, according to police records obtained by Houston Public Media.
Alex Eala left the Philippines with renewed motivation after a weeklong homecoming, thanking Filipino fans for their support as she departed for the North American hardcourt season leading to the US Open.
Andy Burnham officially took office as Britain’s prime minister on Monday, reshuffling the Cabinet, removing key allies of predecessor Keir Starmer and promising a 10-year plan to ease the cost of living and rebuild the economy.
Sen. Rodante Marcoleta and co-accused Joseph Espiritu pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to plunder and charges of violating a presidential decree that bars government officials from receiving, and private individuals from giving, gifts.