Day: May 26, 2025

Sen. Ted Cruz channels the spirit of Bruce Alger and early 1960s Dallas conservatism, reviving a legacy of staunch Republican activism and outspoken political defiance in the city’s evolving landscape.

Renowned scientist and author Richard Dawkins is set to visit Dallas as part of his final U.S. tour. The event promises engaging discussions on science, evolution, and rational thought. Tickets are expected to sell out quickly.

The University of Texas at Dallas has made significant gains in the latest U.S. college rankings, reflecting its growing reputation for academic excellence and research innovation. UT Dallas continues to rise as a top-tier institution.

Fact-check: Despite recent spikes in violent crime, Austin is not among the most dangerous U.S. cities. Compared to national data, its crime rates remain below those of cities frequently cited for high violence, reports the Austin American-Statesman.

Ride-hailing service Alto has launched its first all-electric vehicle (EV) fleet, marking a major step toward sustainability in urban transportation. The move aims to reduce emissions and offer greener rides.

Nneka Ogwumike led the LA Sparks to a thrilling victory over the Wings, but Paige Bueckers stole the spotlight in her second WNBA game with a standout performance. Highlights showcase rising star Bueckers’ impact.

Five Dallas-Fort Worth companies announced layoffs totaling nearly 800 workers, reflecting ongoing economic challenges in the region. The affected industries range from technology to manufacturing, impacting the local job market.