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The Ross Fire has scorched 85,000 acres across Palo Pinto and Jack counties, becoming one of the largest wildfires in North Texas history in just three days.
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Six weeks after catastrophic Texas floods, most federal disaster aid remains unapproved, leaving communities struggling to rebuild roads, homes, and lives.
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Healthcare dominates South Texas congressional races as Democrats target GOP cuts to Medicaid and ACA subsidies, reshaping key battleground districts.
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Texas regulators approve two major transmission lines to address energy bottlenecks in the Permian Basin, despite opposition from landowners and legal challenges from the state's attorney general.
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A $1 insurance fee increase in Texas has funded over 3,200 Flock cameras statewide. Governor Abbott halts further funding while critics raise privacy concerns over AI-powered license plate readers.
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Harris County DA Sean Teare plans to take evidence on an ICE fatal shooting to a grand jury after federal agencies failed to provide key details, amid allegations of procedural lapses and conflicting accounts.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott orders state agencies to pause funding for Flock AI-powered license plate readers as scrutiny over surveillance and misuse grows, affecting local law enforcement.
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The EPA expands a ban on methylene chloride, a toxic chemical linked to dozens of deaths and cancer risks, following years of advocacy by victims' families and safety groups.
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Legal hurdles, underreporting, and lack of evidence hinder hate crime convictions in the U.S., leaving victims without justice despite rising incidents.
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Chinese adoptees in the U.S. face identity struggles due to abandonment during the one-child policy era. Many lack ties to their birth families or cultural roots.
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University of Idaho professors and faculty unions challenge a state law prohibiting 'promotion' of abortion in classrooms, citing First and Fourteenth Amendment violations.
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A growing number of Asian-American students report racial harassment in public schools amid underreporting and systemic failures to address bias incidents.
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