AUSTIN (Nexstar) — Late on Thursday night, the Texas Senate advanced a heavily-amended version of House Bill 2 to a third reading, adding $8.5 billion in public school funding over the next…
Texas Monthly – The Final Flight of Captain Forrester
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The Athletic MiLB News – How Phillies’ Mick Abel found himself, raised his game and made the ‘little wins’ big
The path to Abel’s debut started in an exit meeting after last season. He was helped — and challenged — along the way by coach Caleb Cotham. Read: Read More
The Athletic MiLB News – Scouting Andrew Painter, George Lombard Jr., The Password, and more MLB prospect notes
Recent looks at Painter, Justin Crawford, Lombard, Rafael Flores, Jhostynxon Garcia, Mikey Romero and Dave Sandlin. Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – Meet the Man Who Makes ‘Mission: Impossible’ Possible
Mission: Impossible may be one of the highest-rated film series of all time, but don’t ask me to name a single villain. Like most viewers, I’m there for one thing: the action sequences….
Texas Monthly – Texas is about to ban THC products. Here’s what to know.
The ban aims to remove products — made legal through a 2019 loophole — that provide a similar high to marijuana and are easily accessible to the general public. Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – Texas lawmakers push to regulate AI in government and the tech industry
As the state seeks to put guardrails around the fast-growing technology, some critics say the bill doesn’t go far enough to protect citizens while industry worries about stifling innovation. Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – Word Wrangler: May 23, 2025
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Texas Monthly – The Daily Crossword: May 23, 2025
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Tech Crunch – Mysterious hacking group Careto was run by the Spanish government, sources say
The elusive hacking group Careto was never publicly linked to a specific government, but TechCrunch has learned researchers concluded privately that the Spanish government was behind the group. Read more: Read More