Secretary of War Hegseth nominates two Marine colonels for promotion to brigadier general while emphasizing streamlined decision-making in the recently renamed Defense Department.
81-year-old Cheryl Hurdle Wyatt completes her remarkable 60-year educational journey, graduating from UNT Dallas' business program alongside students who weren't born when she started college.
Discover how the Bill of Rights evolved from 17 proposed changes to 10 essential amendments, with the original First Amendment actually being third in the initial constitutional draft.
President Trump designates fentanyl as a Weapon of Mass Destruction, unlocking powerful federal authorities to combat America's deadliest drug crisis killing over 54,000 citizens annually.
Texas AG sues top TV makers for secretly recording Americans' screens every 500ms, raising privacy and national security concerns as Chinese manufacturers potentially share data overseas.
Discover why Denison earned the elite Tourism Friendly Texas certification, completing a rare trifecta of state tourism designations while leveraging its lakeside beauty and historic downtown charm.
Netflix's $72B bid for Warner Bros. faces a class action lawsuit and political opposition amid fears of reduced competition, higher prices, and media consolidation in streaming.
Texas confirms first major avian flu outbreak in commercial poultry this year, with 260,000 birds affected at a Shelby County facility, raising concerns for the state's billion-dollar industry.
"McDonald's CEO delivers blunt career advice: 'Nobody cares about your career as much as you do,' urging professionals to take ownership rather than waiting for opportunities in viral Instagram video."
Justice Department challenges veterinary monopolies in landmark legal battle, as lawsuits target AVMA accreditation standards that restrict competition and worsen nationwide vet shortages.
