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Former President Trump warns that escalating violence following the recent ICE shooting “won’t be good for the left,” highlighting growing political tensions amid national unrest.
Bryce Dallas Howard revealed she has never tried alcohol, yet convincingly portrayed a drunk character in the film “Deep Cover.” Her performance relied on careful study rather than personal experience, showcasing her skill.
Federal filings reveal a surprise Israeli contract linked to a U.S. church outreach program, sparking questions about transparency and commonality. The Dallas Express investigates the implications of this unusual partnership.
Celestica secures significant tax breaks to advance a potential “mega project” in Fort Worth, signaling a major investment boost and economic impact for the region, according to The Business Journals.
Klay Thompson inks a landmark partnership with Anta Sports, marking a major milestone for the NBA star. The deal highlights Thompson’s rising global influence and Anta’s expanding presence in basketball.
Wings star Paige Bueckers has been named to the USA Basketball roster, set to make her FIBA World Cup debut. This marks a significant milestone in her rising international career. Stay tuned for her impact on the global stage.
In Texas, plans for a new Muslim community have sparked local opposition, highlighting tensions over religious diversity and land use. The debate underscores challenges faced by minority groups seeking to establish cultural hubs.
New public education laws are set to take effect in Texas this school year, impacting curriculum, funding, and student rights. These changes aim to address key issues and improve overall educational outcomes statewide.
Black Americans make up 13-14% of the U.S. population but account for over 50% of homicide arrests, a disparity highlighted in a recent Dallas Express report, sparking renewed debate on crime and social equity.
Balogun has been cleared to play for the U.S. against Belgium after a red card suspension was overturned. The decision comes just in time for the crucial clash, boosting the U.S. lineup.
The FBI Dallas and the North Texas Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force announced the successful results of Operation Soteria Shield, targeting online predators and safeguarding children across the region.
A Weatherford ISD teacher has been charged with sexual misconduct, authorities confirm. The case is under investigation as the district reviews its policies to ensure student safety, officials say.
The Dallas Cowboys are set to boost George Pickens’ performance with a new training regimen designed to elevate his game. This strategic move signals the team’s commitment to maximizing Pickens’ potential.
Valkyries coach praises Dallas star Paige Bueckers, lauding her skill and leadership on the court. His glowing remarks highlight Bueckers’ growing impact in professional basketball.
US Transportation Secretary warns that flight delays are expected to worsen due to rising passenger demand and staffing shortages. Travelers advised to anticipate disruptions this summer, with airlines urged to improve efficiency.
A new 2025 report from The New York Times reveals which U.S. universities rely most heavily on international students for enrollment and funding, highlighting shifting trends in higher education demographics.
The USA Rugby Women’s Eagles are set to face Italy in an international match at Mansfield, Texas. The game highlights Mansfield’s growing role in hosting premier rugby events.
Donald Willis, a longtime Dallas community leader and businessman, passed away in 2026. Known for his dedication to local development and charity work, Willis leaves a lasting legacy in the city.
Three more Texas teachers have been arrested on child pornography charges, escalating concerns over student safety. Authorities continue to investigate as the Texas education community reels from the latest arrests.
Four energy companies have joined the ‘DExit’ movement, redomiciling in Texas to benefit from a more favorable business climate. The move signals a growing trend of firms shifting operations southward.