The European Union is once again being urged to expand its investigation of Google under the bloc’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). The big aim of the EU’s flagship competition reform — which…
Border Report – Proposed migrant registry worries attorneys
MCALLEN, Texas (ValleyCentral)—The Trump administration has announced it will enforce an immigration registration requirement for people living illegally in the country. Similar programs have existed off and on in the United States…
Texas Monthly – Chip Roy Doesn’t Care What Anyone Thinks. Not Even Donald Trump.
Chip Roy picks at what is left of his tacos al pastor and looks on quietly as he ponders how he’s going to describe Donald Trump. It’s eleven days before the 2024…
Tech Crunch – AI pioneers scoop Turing Award for reinforcement learning work
Two trailblazing computer scientists have won the 2024 Turing Award for their work in reinforcement learning, a discipline in which machines learn through a reward-based trial-and-error approach that lets them adapt within…
KTSM News – Ex-Las Cruces Police officer’s attorneys request new trial
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Former Las Cruces Police officer Brad Lunsford’s attorneys are requesting a new trial, claiming that there was improper juror substitution during the trial last month. Lunsford’s attorneys…
Tech Crunch – YouTube launches a $7.99 per month, ad-free Premium Lite subscription
YouTube on Wednesday announced a new premium subscription tier called Premium Lite, which will users to watch “most” videos ad-free for $7.99 per month. With YouTube Lite, customers will be able to…
Tech Crunch – Google’s Shopping tab has a new AI tool that takes your fashion idea and suggests similar clothing
On Wednesday, Google announced the launch of a new AI image feature for its Shopping tab, designed to help users find clothing items they envision by allowing them to search using their…
Texas Monthly – Congressman and former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner dies
Turner, a Democrat, was sworn into his first term in the U.S. House in January. Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – Roar of the Crowd: March 2025
’Xecutive Priv’lujIn our January 2025 issue, the Texanist advised on the appropriate protocol for two vehicles attempting to navigate a one-lane low-water crossing from opposite ends. A reader responded to the column…
Texas Monthly – What the Heck Is on Our March Cover?
There are approximately 42 Emilys who work at Texas Monthly. People get exasperated around here when you say just “Emily.” Which one? For the sake of clarity, the Emilys tend to be…