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Texas Instruments Opens $40B Sherman Semiconductor Plant, Creating 3,000 Jobs

Texas Instruments opens $40B semiconductor plant in Sherman, creating thousands of jobs and producing millions of chips daily as part of America's largest chip manufacturing investment.

Brown University Shooting: 2 Dead, 9 Injured—Shooter Still at Large

Tragedy at Brown University: 2 students dead, 9 wounded in campus shooting during finals week as gunman remains at large despite $50,000 FBI reward for information.

Dan Bongino Resigns as FBI Deputy Director, Citing Return to Media

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino resigns after 9 contentious months to return to media career, marking another key personnel change in Trump's law enforcement leadership.

Dallas Murder Suspect Captured After Cutting Off Ankle Monitor

19-year-old murder suspect Phillip Torres recaptured in Dallas after cutting off his ankle monitor, following a multi-agency manhunt that brought relief to the victim's family.

Cooper Apartments Fire: Displaced Residents Sue Over Negligence

Cooper apartment fire survivors file lawsuit against property managers after losing almost everything in devastating blaze that displaced 800+ Fort Worth residents.

4 House Republicans Join Democrats to Extend ACA Subsidies Before 2025 Expiry

Four House Republicans break with party to force vote on extending Affordable Care Act subsidies, risking leadership backlash while responding to healthcare affordability concerns in swing districts.

Trump’s Partisan ‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ Shakes Up White House History

Trump creates controversial "Presidential Walk of Fame" in White House with self-written plaques offering partisan assessments of former presidents, breaking from traditional historical presentations.

Wright Brothers’ First Flight at Kitty Hawk: How 12 Seconds Changed Aviation Forever

Discover how the Wright brothers' 12-second flight at Kitty Hawk in 1903 revolutionized aviation history through their innovative three-axis control system and methodical approach to flying.

Border Patrol Agent Shoots, Kills Mexican Citizen Near Rio Grande: Investigations Underway

Border Patrol agent fatally shoots Mexican citizen during violent confrontation near Rio Grande, triggering multiple investigations into the deadly use of force incident.

ROTOR Act: Closing Aviation Safety Loopholes with ADS-B Mandate

Department of War backs bipartisan ROTOR Act requiring ADS-B technology on all aircraft, closing military exemptions to enhance aviation safety while preserving national security operations.

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