Day: July 16, 2025
A recent push to curb “judge-shopping” in court cases has ignited a political firestorm, sparking heated debate over judicial fairness and potential reforms, as reported by The New York Times in 2024.
Nairobi-based artist Kaloki Nyamai debuts his first U.S. solo show in Dallas, weaving rich layers of meaning through his vibrant, thought-provoking works. The exhibit marks a significant milestone in Nyamai’s international art career.
Two dead and six injured in a shooting at Florida State University. This incident marks the 81st mass shooting in the U.S. so far in 2025, highlighting an urgent national crisis, reports USA Today.
A Dallas man was arrested and charged with making threats related to the U.S. Capitol riots, according to a complaint filed by authorities. The investigation is ongoing as federal agencies work to ensure public safety.
The Business Journals reveal the top 25 highest-paid tech jobs in the U.S., highlighting roles in AI, software engineering, and cybersecurity. These positions offer lucrative salaries amid growing industry demand.
Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg has been shut down for the remainder of the NBA Summer League, according to a USA Today report. The decision aims to manage his workload and prioritize long-term health.
Houston Congressman Wesley Hunt launches new ads in Dallas, signaling early steps in his U.S. Senate campaign. The move marks his bid to expand support ahead of a competitive race.