A recent court ruling permits the Trump administration to end deportation protections for over 60,000 TPS holders from Nicaragua, Honduras, and Nepal. As legal challenges continue, advocacy groups and lawmakers navigate the impacts on immigrant communities.
The U.S. strikes deportation agreements with Honduras and Uganda to manage illegal immigration. This initiative involves accepting non-citizen deportees and emphasizes international cooperation. The agreements seek to address migration challenges through diplomatic engagement, reinforcing U.S. immigration policies.
Senator John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton are set for a close race in the Texas GOP primary for the 2026 Senate election. Cornyn, who attended the Fed Supernova Conference in Austin, currently leads by 1% in recent polls. He aims to focus on his accomplishments, while questions about Paxton’s character continue to surface. Cornyn suggests that an endorsement from former President Trump could benefit his campaign as he seeks reelection.
The White House launched an official TikTok account as a September deadline approaches for the company to secure new U.S. ownership or face a potential ban. This development comes amidst ongoing negotiations and government scrutiny over national security concerns relating to the Chinese-owned app.
Filipino tennis player Alex Eala has landed in New York for her 2025 US Open debut. At 20, she is set to compete in her third Grand Slam main draw tournament of the year. Stay informed on her journey as she prepares for the prestigious event.
In July, Houston’s job market declined by 30,500 jobs, primarily impacting the education and government sectors, amid broader economic trends. Despite this, sectors like healthcare and hospitality showed growth, indicating resilience and ongoing recovery in the city’s economy.
The Trump administration has revoked security clearances for 37 current and former U.S. officials, as announced by National Director of Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. The reasons remain undisclosed, but procedures aim to protect national security and classified information access.
Dallas Cowboys rookie running back Jaydon Blue, a Texas Longhorns standout, joins a competitive roster in the NFL. Blue aims to make a significant impact amid high expectations, despite early challenges.
The Cow Creek Bridge in Marble Falls, Texas, has reopened after undergoing repairs due to flood damage, with Governor Abbott attending the ceremony to emphasize infrastructure resilience. Local and state authorities prioritized repairs to ensure community safety and restore transportation connectivity.
The U.S. State Department has revoked over 6,000 student visas under a new enforcement measure, impacting thousands of international students. Universities and student associations are responding to help affected individuals while emphasizing these students’ contributions to academic diversity. The State Department cites national security as the primary reason.