North Texas incumbents seeking reelection to the state House of Representatives lagged behind opponents challenging the lawmakers from the right, as votes began to be tallied Tuesday. A number of heated races across the state weren’t decided during the first round of voting when a single candidate failed to win more than half of votes, […]
How Leah Pruett’s Health Battles Are FaringIcon Sportswire – Getty Images Over three years ago, Leah Pruett started noticing something was off with her health, which drove her to seek out help from doctors. It took several months and many specialists before Pruett got a diagnosis of Hashimoto’s disease, which affects the thyroid. Now in […]
Georgetown school district voters have come out strongly in favor of a $649.5 million bond package, according to the early but incomplete vote count. The bond proposal, split into four propositions, will pay for a new elementary school, middle school and high school at the 13,000-student district. The money would also be used for a […]
Apr. 21—Tarmac delays are on the rise at the nation’s airports, while cancellations are dropping, according to analyses of U.S. Department of Transportation data. Albuquerque International Sunport fared relatively well compared to other U.S. airports, according to data provided by Upgraded Points, a travel and finance website. Albuquerque’s airport had the 15th fewest tarmac delays […]
Big Western brands like Starbucks, Chanel and VW all withdrew from Russia after the Kremlin launched an all-out invasion of Ukraine. But the gaps in the market they left behind have long been filled by local firms. In Moscow’s central Evropeysky shopping mall – whose name translates as “European” – most vacancies seen briefly after […]
Generation X, often referred to as the “Lost Generation,” finds itself in a precarious financial situation, wedged between the money struggles of millennials and Gen Z on one side and the relative stability of baby boomers on the other. According to a recent Bankrate survey, 47% of Gen Xers (ages 44-59) have more credit card […]
By John Kruzel WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Three cases before the U.S. Supreme Court will help determine the advance of the conservative push called the “war on the administrative state” that aims to weaken federal agencies that regulate key aspects of American life and business. The court, with a 6-3 conservative majority, is weighing cases challenging […]