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Meta and BlackRock to Develop $14 Billion AI Data Center in Texas

Meta and BlackRock to Develop $14 Billion AI Data Center in Texas

Meta and BlackRock to Develop $14 Billion AI Data Center in Texas
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Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Pushes for Expanded Religious Liberty in State Legislation

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Pushes for Expanded Religious Liberty in State Legislation

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has directed the Texas Senate to explore ways to enhance religious liberty in public life. This initiative is part of a series of interim charges aimed at aligning state laws with the First Amendment's 'establishment' and 'free exercise' clauses. The directives include examining state and federal laws on religious liberty, educating Texans about their religious rights in various settings, and reviewing a 2025 law allowing student absences for religious instruction. These efforts are overseen by the newly formed Religious Liberty Committee, chaired by Sen. Phil King (R-Weatherford). Patrick's actions reflect his long-standing advocacy for Christian conservative values and his belief that there is no constitutional separation between church and state.
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Golden Pass LNG Project Nears Completion, Set to Boost U.S. Export Capacity

Golden Pass LNG Project Nears Completion, Set to Boost U.S. Export Capacity

Golden Pass LNG Project Nears Completion, Set to Boost U.S. Export Capacity
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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Directs Texas Senate to Expand Religious Liberty in Public Life

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Directs Texas Senate to Expand Religious Liberty in Public Life

Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick has instructed state lawmakers to explore ways to further integrate religion into public life. This directive is part of a new set of interim charges from the Texas Senate leader. The instructions include comparing state and federal laws on religious liberty and assessing whether additional protections are needed. Lawmakers are also tasked with educating Texans about their religious rights in various settings, such as education and healthcare. These charges are assigned to the newly formed Religious Liberty Committee, chaired by State Senator Phil King. The initiative comes amid ongoing debates about the separation of church and state in Texas.
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Meta to Report Q2 Earnings Amid Concerns Over AI Investments

Meta to Report Q2 Earnings Amid Concerns Over AI Investments

Meta to Report Q2 Earnings Amid Concerns Over AI Investments
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California Experiences Summer Rise in COVID-19 Cases Amid Vaccine Recommendations

California Experiences Summer Rise in COVID-19 Cases Amid Vaccine Recommendations

California is witnessing a summer increase in COVID-19 cases, with rising test positivity rates and emergency room visits. Health officials report that 3.4% of COVID-19 tests were positive for the week ending July 18, up from just over 1% a month earlier. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) notes similar trends in other states, including Texas and Florida. Despite the uptick, overall case levels remain low. Health experts recommend COVID-19 vaccines for everyone six months and older, with booster shots available in October. Major pharmacies offer vaccines at no cost through most insurance plans.
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These are the 3 worst parking lots in Arizona, new study shows

These are the 3 worst parking lots in Arizona, new study shows

Have you ever circled a parking lot 10 times before finding a space? So has everyone else in Arizona. Avoid these three parking lots.
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ASC Technical Institute Offers Career Training in Truck Driving and Heavy Equipment Operation

ASC Technical Institute Offers Career Training in Truck Driving and Heavy Equipment Operation

ASC Technical Institute Offers Career Training in Truck Driving and Heavy Equipment Operation
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Kodiak Self Storage Hosts Back-to-School Supply Giveaway at Grand Opening in Lubbock

Kodiak Self Storage Hosts Back-to-School Supply Giveaway at Grand Opening in Lubbock

Kodiak Self Storage is celebrating its grand opening in Lubbock, Texas, with a back-to-school supply giveaway event. Scheduled for Friday, the event will take place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. near 35th St. and Ave. Q. The first 100 students attending will receive free school supplies. The event will also feature a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce, marking the official opening of the new facility.
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How to stay safe as a Texas heat advisory pushes triple digits

How to stay safe as a Texas heat advisory pushes triple digits

Heat indexes top 105 in Lubbock, Amarillo, Dallas and Fort Worth. Here's how to spot heat stroke, protect pets and cut your Texas energy bill.
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States Compete for Funding in $50 Billion Rural Health Transformation Program

States Compete for Funding in $50 Billion Rural Health Transformation Program

The Rural Health Transformation program, part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, is a five-year initiative with a $50 billion budget aimed at expanding healthcare access in rural areas. States have competed for funding, with allocations ranging from $147 million for New Jersey to $281 million for Texas. The program seeks to address healthcare disparities in rural communities by providing resources for infrastructure, services, and innovation in healthcare delivery.
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SpaceX Stock Declines Despite Successful Starship Test Flight

SpaceX Stock Declines Despite Successful Starship Test Flight

SpaceX Stock Declines Despite Successful Starship Test Flight