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Talarico says Paxton-backed tariffs threaten free chips and salsa
The Talarico campaign said tariffs backed by Paxton “could end free chips and salsa at restaurants” by driving up tomato costs.
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USA Today
From El-Sayed to Talarico, 5 races and 5 keys to the midterms
A Democratic tsunami? Or can the GOP avert disaster? What to watch, from Hispanic voters to the power of money--and an unexpected contest in Kansas.
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TheStreet
Patriotic apparel brand closing nearly all its stores
The retailer saw early growth from direct-to-consumer sales of military-inspired merchandise.
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Texas Comptroller Proposes Sales Tax Relief for Digital Marketplace Fees
Texas Comptroller Proposes Sales Tax Relief for Digital Marketplace Fees
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Michaels Stores Seeks Full-Time Sales Manager in Florence, KY to Enhance Customer Experience and Sales Performance
Michaels Stores Seeks Full-Time Sales Manager in Florence, KY to Enhance Customer Experience and Sales Performance
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Delta Air Lines CEO Eyes San Antonio for Flight Expansion Amidst Airport Development
Delta Air Lines CEO Eyes San Antonio for Flight Expansion Amidst Airport Development
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Congressman Morgan Luttrell Attends Groundbreaking for Hertha Metals' Chalyx Plant in Texas
Congressman Morgan Luttrell Attends Groundbreaking for Hertha Metals' Chalyx Plant in Texas
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TA Services Expands U.S.-Mexico Cross-Border Network with Acquisition of Two Texas Trucking and Logistics Companies
TA Services Expands U.S.-Mexico Cross-Border Network with Acquisition of Two Texas Trucking and Logistics Companies
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AP News
Christa Pike is angry and confused after surviving execution, attorney says
Christa Pike's attorneys say she is aware of what happened to her after Tennessee’s failed execution attempt a week ago and is both angry and confused
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Savannah Morning News
Terminix ranks this Georgia city top 10 worst for rat infestations
GA city ranks No. 12 among U.S. cities with the most rodent activity, according to Terminix, as cooler temperatures could drive rodents indoors.
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Rolling Stone
The DOJ Is Stocking Its Civil Rights Division With Right-Wing Kooks
The division tasked with independently investigating civil rights violations has hired convicted criminals and conspiracy theorists
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