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The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have unionized and will now collectively bargain with the team. This historic move aims to improve wages, working conditions, and benefits for the iconic squad, marking a new era in professional cheerleading.

Former President Donald Trump closed the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, urging supporters to vote in November. He emphasized party unity and highlighted key campaign issues ahead of the crucial elections.

US oil and gas output rose in Q3, but producers remain cautious amid uncertain price forecasts, the Dallas Fed reported. Despite increased production, market volatility keeps industry outlook guarded.

The FIFA Fan Fest in Dallas erupted with cheers as the U.S. secured a thrilling World Cup win. Fans celebrated passionately, showcasing strong local support and pride for the national team’s historic victory.

Former President Donald Trump urged voters to concentrate on Democratic policies rather than rising grocery bills, framing inflation as a political tactic. His remarks aim to shift focus ahead of upcoming elections.

Dallas Goedert did not participate in practice, raising concerns ahead of the upcoming game. The team’s status on his condition remains unclear as coaches evaluate options for Sunday’s matchup.

Bold predictions for Sunday Night Football Week 6 highlight the Cowboys’ dominant defense clashing with the Packers’ explosive offense. Expect high stakes and game-changing plays at Lambeau Field.

Plano has been ranked the No. 2 safest big city in the U.S. for 2026, according to CultureMap Dallas. The Plano Police Department’s efforts and community engagement contributed to this top safety status.

Lynne Penny Weinberg, a prominent figure in Dallas, is making headlines for her community work and leadership. Her latest initiatives focus on education and local development, earning widespread recognition across the city.

At his grand midterm convention finale, Donald Trump declared, “I’m a little bit tired of politics,” signaling a possible shift in tone. The New York Times reports on what this means for the GOP’s future.

The Dallas Observer unveils its “Best of Dallas® 2026,” highlighting top entertainment, shopping, dining, and more. Discover the city’s standout favorites chosen by locals and critics alike in this definitive guide.

WATCH: Former President Trump urges RNC members to “cheat like hell” in the November elections, raising concerns about electoral integrity. PBS reports on the controversial remarks fueling debate ahead of the vote.

Taiwan Expo USA has opened registration for its 2026 business matchmaking program after the 2025 event generated $96 million in potential procurement value, highlighting strong trade opportunities between Taiwan and the U.S.

At the Republican convention, calls for Democrats to be shot went unchallenged, raising serious concerns about incitement and political violence. Critics demand accountability as tensions escalate ahead of the elections.

A Dallas all-boys school is empowering young men to excel academically and personally through tailored programs and supportive teaching, fostering leadership and confidence in a nurturing environment.

As midterm elections approach, Donald Trump reemerges on the political stage, embracing the chaos and spectacle that defines his style. His theatrics continue to dominate the discourse, shaping the battle ahead.

The NFL announced a major fixture update for the Dallas Cowboys, confirming a high-profile away game outside the U.S. This move marks a significant step in the league’s global expansion efforts. Details on the opponent and location are pending.

Texas Republicans propose a controversial plan aiming to ban hijabs and halal foods, framing it as a measure to “stop Islam.” The blueprint sparks debate over religious freedom and discrimination concerns.

Some Texas teachers are navigating the state’s new Ten Commandments law cautiously, balancing classroom discussions with legal risks. Their approaches highlight ongoing debates over religious expression in public schools.