By Rryan J. Foley / Associated Press A recent inspection at Camp East Montana in El Paso – the nation’s largest immigration detention facility – found dozens of violations of national standards…
KTSM News – Hegseth ousts Army chief of staff
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asked the Army’s chief of staff, Gen. Randy George, to step down from the post and retire immediately, a Pentagon official told The Hill on Thursday. The Army…
Border Report – ‘American pets’ welcome at veterinary clinics south of the border
In Baja California, efforts are underway to boost veterinary tourism to provide care for the pets of U.S. citizens, according to Atzimba Villegas, President of the state’s Health Tourism Association. Read: Read…
Tech Crunch – Amazon hits sellers with ‘fuel surcharge’ as Iran war roils global energy markets
The e-commerce giant called the surcharge “temporary” but couldn’t give a date for when the policy would be retired. Read more: Read More
Texas Monthly – Texas attorney general’s office under scrutiny for letting donors use hotel room bookings
The attorney general’s office reallocated taxpayer-funded rooms to donors and other private citizens, some of whom initially failed to cover the cost of the stay. Read: Read More
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Tech Crunch – Telehealth giant Hims & Hers says its customer support system was hacked
The U.S. telehealth giant says hackers stole customer support ticket data over the course of several days in February. Read more: Read More
Texas Monthly – Democratic congressional candidate Bobby Pulido toured with bandmate convicted of child sex crime
The revelation reported first by the New York Post is the latest hit against the Democratic rising star who Republicans are casting as morally depraved because of his past social media posts….
Border Report – Trailer had 1.8 tons of cocaine headed for US
Authorities in Sonora, Mexico, seized 1.8 tons of cocaine in a trailer headed for the U.S. border. Read: Read More
El Paso Matters – EPPD looks to phase out Chinese drones with U.S.-made fleet for emergency response
Following a federal ban on foreign-made drones implemented last fall, the El Paso Police Department is seeking a nearly $4.6 million grant to purchase U.S.-made models for its drone emergency response program….