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Lawsuits allege Texas technology firms supplied Russia with weapon components used in attacks on Ukraine, raising serious concerns about U.S. export controls and corporate accountability, reports expressnews.com.
Toca Social has announced the opening date for its first US location in Dallas. The innovative social gaming venue aims to blend technology and entertainment, marking a new chapter for immersive experiences in the city.
Former President Donald Trump criticized plans to build a new stock exchange in Dallas, calling it a “bad thing” for New York. He argued the move could weaken the financial hub’s longstanding dominance.
Video captured the moment gunfire erupted at an ICE facility in Dallas, highlighting a chaotic scene that prompted swift law enforcement response. ABC News has obtained exclusive footage revealing the incident’s intensity.
Would you believe it? South China Morning Post reveals the net worth of 8 of the richest pastors in 2024, spotlighting their wealth and influence in the global religious landscape. Rankings highlight staggering fortunes.
A sniper involved in a Dallas shooting has been killed, officials confirm. Three ICE detainees were also shot during the incident. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the attack. (fox4news.com)
Two people were killed and three others injured in a shooting at a Dallas entertainment district, police confirmed. Authorities are investigating the incident, urging witnesses to come forward as they seek suspects.
The U.S. faces urgent energy demands to compete with China’s growing power. Texas, with its vast energy resources and infrastructure, is positioned to play a critical role in meeting this immediate national need, experts say.
Mavs CEO asserts commitment to a new arena and entertainment district in Dallas, emphasizing the project’s importance for the city’s growth and community engagement. Plans aim to boost local economy and fan experience.
Sharon Muth Ellis, a respected figure in Dallas, has made significant contributions to local journalism. Her insightful reporting continues to shape community awareness and engagement in Dallas news.
Former NBA player Delonte West was arrested for stealing $23 and later posted a $1,000 bond for his release, according to reports by Fadeaway World. Authorities are continuing to investigate the incident.
A woman was fatally shot outside a PetSmart following a dispute over not saying “thank you,” officials reported. The incident escalated quickly, resulting in a tragic loss of life. Authorities continue investigating.
The USA’s advance to the World Cup knockout stage was aided in part by FC Dallas, whose players and academy have contributed key talent, highlighting Texas’ growing influence in American soccer.
The 2026 ODP Super Regionals are set to take place in Dallas, USA Water Polo announced. The event will gather top youth talent from across the nation, spotlighting future stars in the sport.
Netflix House, featured in Philadelphia and Dallas, offers immersive entertainment experiences showcasing Netflix’s hit shows. These pop-up venues provide fans interactive exhibits, exclusive screenings, and themed activities.
Chandra Mouli Nagamallaiah, an Indian national, was tragically beheaded in the US by a Cuban assailant. The incident has raised concerns over safety and prompted investigations by local authorities.
Some Redditors label Dallas as a city lacking culture, sparking debate online. Residents and visitors weigh in, highlighting the city’s vibrant arts scene, diverse cuisine, and rich history. What’s your take on Dallas’ cultural landscape?
Dallas Stars’ Jason Robertson is solidifying his place on Team USA with standout performances. His skill and consistency highlight why he remains a key contender for international play.
Dallas Park Board Chair commits to transparency as his cricket league seeks collaborations with the city. The move aims to foster community engagement and strengthen local sports partnerships in Dallas.
The KidFilm Festival arrives at the Angelika Film Center in Dallas on Jan. 17-18, showcasing family-friendly films and workshops. The event offers fun, education, and creativity for young audiences.