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A federal judge has temporarily blocked key parts of a Texas law limiting campus expression, affecting the University of Texas. The law imposed restrictions on overnight protests and sound amplification. Student groups argue it violates First Amendment rights.
Bexar County election officials have cleared a voter registration backlog, ensuring readiness for early voting. The backlog had left thousands of applications pending.
States are engaged in a competitive scramble for a $50 billion federal fund designed to enhance rural health, as looming Medicaid cuts spark urgency. Amid this, tech startups join the fray, offering innovative solutions to preserve healthcare standards. State policymakers and rural communities strive to control allocations, ensure equity, and safeguard services, intensifying a national debate over effective fund usage and healthcare innovation.
LeBron James, Chris Paul, and Kyle Lowry headline the NBA’s largest 20-year club as they continue to make significant contributions to their teams. These seasoned players represent longevity and experience in the league, offering valuable leadership and skills. Their participation marks a historic moment in the NBA’s 80-season history.
The Supreme Court of the Philippines has ordered President Marcos and officials to respond to a writ of kalikasan regarding flood control projects, as part of legal proceedings focused on environmental concerns.
Cassy and Mavy Legaspi, children of well-known actors Carmina Villaroel and Zoren Legaspi, clarify that their parents do not interfere with their private lives, emphasizing a supportive family dynamic.
Bill Le, known as “The Roadside Tech,” helps stranded drivers in Houston, sharing his acts of kindness on TikTok. His videos, which demonstrate practical roadside assistance, have garnered millions of views and inspired others to help their communities. Le’s personal motivation stems from a hope that others will assist his loved ones in need.
A report by the Houston City Controller suggests aligning fees with other Texas cities could generate $200M annually for Houston, boosting its financial resilience and funding for city services.
President Donald Trump confirmed during a press conference that he authorized CIA covert operations in Venezuela. This announcement addresses ongoing speculations about U.S. involvement in Venezuela’s political crises. With the CIA’s silence, the implications of this revelation raise questions about international relations and ethical dimensions of such operations.
Texas faces delays in November SNAP benefits due to the federal government shutdown. Millions of Texans affected as USDA cites funding issues. Updates to follow.