Day: September 8, 2025
The Catholic Church has announced a “painful” decision to end its partnership with the U.S. government, citing irreconcilable differences. The move marks a significant shift in church-state relations, impacting joint initiatives.
A Dallas pizzeria has been named one of the 50 best in the U.S., NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports. The recognition highlights the city’s growing reputation for exceptional pizza offerings.
The Department of Education has announced staff layoffs amid budget cuts. Concerns rise over the future management of student loans, with borrowers seeking clarity on repayment and support services.
Meet Acting U.S. Attorney Nancy E. Larson, newly appointed by the Department of Justice. With extensive legal expertise, she steps in to lead key federal prosecutions and uphold justice in her district.
Several Dallas Cowboys players are making waves off the field with diverse business ventures. Notably, Jaylon Smith and Ezekiel Elliott lead the charge, expanding their brands beyond football, reports Cowboys Wire.
The New Orleans Saints face the Dallas Cowboys in a pivotal NFL Week 2 clash. Experts weigh in with predictions and the latest odds, highlighting key players and potential game-changers in this highly anticipated matchup.
Surprise Mavericks forward has earned a spot on Sports Illustrated’s top NBA players list, highlighting his breakout season and impact on the court. Analysts praise his skills and rising star potential.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas highlights that U.S. tariff outcomes heavily depend on how trading partners respond. Retaliatory measures can alter trade dynamics, impacting economic growth and market stability.
The USA Film Festival continues to thrive, offering a diverse lineup of free screenings and events. Celebrated for showcasing independent and groundbreaking films, the festival remains a vibrant cultural fixture in Dallas.
The Dallas school district has partnered with a sex education group that promotes gender transition teachings, sparking debate among parents and community members, Fox News reports. The collaboration aims to expand student resources.