EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — For the second straight day, fire officials have downgraded the size of the Iron Fire that has been burning in the Gila Wilderness north of Silver City…
Tech Crunch – X timelines aren’t updating for many users
Sometime Thursday night, timelines stopped updating for a number of users on X, the social network owned by billionaire Elon Musk. Many users report that their notifications stopped working yesterday, meaning they…
KTSM News – Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter dies at 85
(The Hill) — Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter died Thursday, the court announced. He was 85. The court’s announcement did not list a cause of death but said Souter “died peacefully” at…
El Paso Matters – UTEP receives $7M mining gift, border reunification event canceled
This is your weekly news roundup, which takes a quick look at some developments in government, politics, education, environment and other topics across El Paso. UTEP Receives $7M Gift to Restart Mining…
Tech Crunch – Apple said to be developing new chips for smart glasses, Macs, and more
Apple is reportedly developing new chips to drive smart glasses similar to Meta’s Ray-Ban Meta as well as more powerful Macs and AI servers. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman notes that one of the…
Tech Crunch – Florida bill requiring encryption backdoors for social media accounts has failed
The bill would have required social media companies create encryption backdoors to allow access to users’ private information. Read more: Read More
The Athletic MiLB News – At Triple A, Phillies’ Andrew Painter enters new stage: ‘Think like a big-league pitcher’
Painter threw three scoreless innings in his Triple-A debut, putting him one step away from MLB. The Phillies expect him to be there soon. Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – Word Wrangler: May 9, 2025
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Texas Monthly – The Daily Crossword: May 9, 2025
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Texas Monthly – Texas lawmakers want to spend millions on Child ID kits. Experts say there’s no evidence they work.
Texas legislators slipped millions for child ID kits into a 1,000-page budget proposal. The move comes two years after they quietly cut funding for such kits following a ProPublica and Texas Tribune…