Author: Jackson Lee
Jackson Lee
A data journalist who uses numbers to tell compelling narratives.
Texas is no monolith. The Washington Post identifies seven distinct political states within the Lone Star State, revealing diverse voting patterns shaped by urban, suburban, and rural divides.
Eddie Bernice Johnson highlights the critical role of STEM education in empowering underserved communities. Her advocacy emphasizes equitable access to technology and innovation opportunities in Dallas and beyond.
Five Texas universities have secured spots among the top 100 US News Best Colleges for 2025. The Austin American-Statesman highlights these rising institutions shaping higher education in the Lone Star State.
KidZania unveils its lineup of industry partners for the debut U.S. “Indoor City” in Frisco, Texas. The innovative role-play destination aims to inspire children through immersive, career-based experiences.
A Dallas man was sentenced to 26 months in federal prison for a hate crime targeting a Sikh nonprofit. Authorities cited the attack as motivated by religious bias, underscoring ongoing efforts to combat hate crimes.
Dallas experiences unrest as protests escalate, reflecting growing tensions nationwide. Authorities urge calm amid reports of vandalism and clashes. Stay tuned for updates on the evolving situation in the USA.
Dallas made a memorable impact on “Love Island,” captivating viewers with charm and wit. However, the arrival of JD Dodard shifted the dynamic, ultimately ending Dallas’s strong run on the show, as reported by D Magazine.
Celina, Texas, tops U.S. population growth charts, driven by affordable housing and job opportunities. As the city expands rapidly, officials face challenges in infrastructure and maintaining quality of life.
Hammerhead worms have been spotted in North Texas, raising concerns among residents. These invasive flatworms can harm local ecosystems. Experts advise reporting sightings and avoiding contact. Learn more from Dallas News.
A Richardson man who bragged online about storming the U.S. Capitol has become the latest alleged rioter to be arrested. Authorities continue cracking down on those involved in the January 6 attack.
LeeAnne Locken of “Real Housewives of Dallas” has opened up about her past experiences with abuse, sharing her story to raise awareness and support survivors. Her candid revelations highlight the importance of speaking out.
Dallas school district defied the Texas governor’s ban on mask mandates by announcing a mask requirement for all students and staff. The move underscores ongoing tensions over COVID-19 safety measures in schools.
A major US city with a GOP mayor has appointed a new police chief who rejects the sanctuary city model, choosing instead to “do what’s right” amid growing national debate on immigration enforcement, Fox News reports.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has endorsed Dallas Rep. Colin Allred’s reelection campaign, signaling strong business support as he seeks another term representing the city in Congress.
U.S. Concrete has entered a $1.2 billion buyout agreement, marking a significant vertical integration move. The deal aims to strengthen its supply chain and expand market reach, sources confirm.
Mark Cuban dismisses concerns over a potential TikTok ban, stating it won’t significantly impact sports leagues. The NBA owner emphasizes alternative digital avenues for fan engagement remain strong.
A UT Dallas student was arrested after allegedly assaulting two fellow students with a bike lock on campus. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has raised safety concerns among the university community.
US News ranks Texas high schools among the nation’s best, with FOX 26 Houston spotlighting the top 10. These schools excel in academics, college readiness, and community impact, highlighting Texas’ educational strength.
Texas is now home to the nation’s second-largest Indian American community, drawing increased attention from politicians. In a diverse and growing state, this demographic shift is reshaping political priorities and engagement.
Arlie Hochschild’s analysis reveals the ‘Great Paradox’ in American politics: deep economic struggles alongside unwavering political loyalty. This insight explains the enduring appeal of Trump among working-class voters, despite widespread hardships.