Ghosts of Our Humanities, the first U.S. solo exhibition by French photographer Abel Llaval-Ubach, is currently on display at The Dreamers Gallery in Presidio and will remain open to the public through January 3, 2026. […]
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Florida’s Entire Congressional Delegation Presses Trump to Keep Drilling Ban in Place
Florida’s congressional delegation has delivered a rare, unanimous message to President Donald J. Trump: keep oil and gas drilling away from Florida’s coasts. In a letter sent this week, all 30 members of Florida’s House […]
Newsrooms Nationwide Reject “Gulf of America,” Holding Firm to Longstanding Terminology
News organizations across the United States have overwhelmingly declined to adopt President Donald Trump’s preferred renaming of the Gulf of Mexico, maintaining long-established terminology even as federal agencies and major technology platforms updated their systems […]
Nokia, Tampnet Partner to Expand 5G Offshore Networks in the Gulf of Mexico
Nokia and offshore communications provider Tampnet announced a new partnership to expand 5G private wireless coverage across the Gulf of Mexico, a region that relies heavily on digital links to support oil, gas and renewable […]
Abbott’s Thanksgiving Release Draws Attention for Unusual Political Attacks During Troop Appreciation Visit
Governor Greg Abbott’s Thanksgiving message from the Texas–Mexico border blended customary expressions of gratitude for deployed personnel with unusually direct political attacks on President Joe Biden, marking a departure from the traditional nonpartisan tone typically […]
White House Confirms ‘Second Strike’ on Venezuelan Boat as Bipartisan Concerns Mount Over Possible War Crime
The White House is facing intensifying scrutiny after confirming that a U.S. admiral ordered a second strike on a Venezuelan-origin boat in September—one that reportedly killed survivors from an initial blast. Lawmakers from both parties, […]
White House Labels Sitting Senators and Representatives “Seditious” After They Cite Basic Military Law
In an extraordinary break from long-standing professional norms, the White House this week used its official website to label multiple sitting Members of Congress and a U.S. Senator as “SEDITIOUS.” The lawmakers were targeted for […]
New 2026 National Parks Pass Features George Washington — and President Trump — in First-Ever Appearance by a Sitting U.S. President
The Department of the Interior has unveiled the 2026 America the Beautiful annual pass, and for the first time in the 108-year history of the National Park Service, the pass prominently features the image of […]
Talarico Draws Large Crowd in Wichita Falls, a City That Hasn’t Backed a Democrat in Nearly 40 Years
State Rep. James Talarico drew an unexpectedly large crowd in Wichita Falls this week, a city that has not voted for a Democrat in nearly four decades. Supporters packed into a local auditorium, holding signs […]
“We don’t know what we’re going to eat”: Texans are still waiting for November SNAP benefits
Photo: AJ Wark, 21, a maritime studies student at Texas A&M University at Galveston, poses on campus on Nov. 2, 2025. Wark, who depends on SNAP benefits, said she has had difficulty saving money for […]
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