The Texas Stock Exchange is giving companies another place to list shares and raise capital as corporate headquarters and major financial firms expand across the Lone Star State, fueling Dallas’ ambitious bid to challenge Wall Street.
Damien Neva allegedly praised Hamas leader Yahya al-Sinwar before joining PS 77, prompting an official investigation and demands for his firing as Jewish coop members pursue a lawsuit over a ban on Israeli goods.
The Bouquet Fire surpassed 1,000 acres and reached 40% containment as Los Angeles County ordered evacuations and warned nine emergency zones during a weekend of triple digit heat and rising Sunday winds.
Fareed Zakaria acknowledged that blue cities and states face the most acute homelessness problems, arguing that heavy spending has failed while construction barriers and policies favoring homeless people burden the other 99.5% of residents.
The United States rejected a United Nations pandemic declaration after CDC Director Erica Schwartz cited ideological disputes and unresolved pathogen negotiations, handing global governance advocates a major defeat while raising questions about whether the proposal could return under future Democratic leadership.
Burchett says Chevalier’s past comments about the American flag should disqualify her from taking a House seat, setting up a possible constitutional fight if she wins.
The proposed Education Freedom Tax Credit would reward scholarship donations with credits reaching $1,700 for individuals and $3,400 for married couples, while giving participating states access to a program projected to fund as many as 2.2 million scholarships.
Angela Paxton is backing the full Republican ticket despite filing for divorce from Senate nominee Ken Paxton, arguing that control of the seat and Texas political future outweigh anger at any individual candidate.