EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against the Board of County Commissioners for Doña Ana County following the fatal shooting of man by a Sheriff’s deputy…
The Border Chronicle – Live with Todd Miller
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Tech Crunch – Does Colossal Biosciences’ dire wolf creation justify its $10B+ valuation?
On Monday, the “de-extinction” startup Colossal Biosciences announced its most ambitious results to date: the dire wolf. These are creatures that have been extinct for more than 12,000 years made famous by…
El Paso Matters – Will money business transactions of $200 or more be subject to federal reporting in some parts of El Paso?
Editor’s Note: El Paso Matters is partnering with Gigafact to produce “fact briefs” that examine claims about issues shaping our community. Yes. Starting April 14, 2025, money service businesses in parts of…
Tech Crunch – A nonprofit is using AI agents to raise money for charity
Tech giants like Microsoft might be touting AI “agents” as profit-boosting tools for corporations, but a nonprofit is trying to prove that agents can be a force for good, too. Sage Future,…
Border Report – ICE agent impersonations spike in wake of immigration crackdown
(NewsNation) — Impersonators pretending to be immigration agents are spreading fear among migrants already uncertain about their future in the country. Cases of illegitimate Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been reported…
Tech Crunch – Tapestry’s app can now de-dupe your social feeds
Tapestry, a new app designed to organize the open social web, is adding a valuable feature to help people who are keeping up with multiple social networks: It will now remove duplicate…
Border Report – Eagle Pass park reopens more than a year after the state seized it for border security
(Texas Tribune) — After more than a year of being occupied by the state for its border security operations, a 47-acre park in Eagle Pass has quietly been reopened for public use…
The Border Chronicle – Seeking Flood Justice in the Rio Grande Valley
Flooding in the Rio Grande Valley last month. (Photo credit: Vanessa Santiago in Mercedes, Texas.) Subscribe now “Back in 2020 when we had the hurricane, my house fell from the foundation, so…
Texas Monthly – Texas energy company wins first-of-its-kind permit to suck carbon out of air, store underground
Environmental groups worry direct carbon capture is not the silver bullet to curb climate change many energy companies purport it to be. Read: Read More