OpenAI now has all the pieces in place for AI-driven commerce, establishing ChatGPT as a place customers go to buy and retailers go to sell. Read more: Read More
KTSM News – 3 injured in mass casualty incident near Downtown El Paso
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Three people were injured after a mass casualty incident early Tuesday morning, Oct. 7, near Downtown El Paso, according to a spokesperson with the El Paso Fire…
El Chuqueño Blog – The Giant Data Center in the Desert Rises
By Kent Paterson Amid the landscape of yucca and creosote plants, artificial intelligence-driven Project Stargate took shape this week just a tad up the road from the U.S.-Mexico border crossing at Santa Teresa,…
Tech Crunch – xAI hires former Morgan Stanley banker Anthony Armstrong as CFO
Armstrong, who advised Musk during his Twitter takeover, will oversee the finances of both xAI and X, which were merged in April, the report said. Read more: Read More
El Paso Herald Post – Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva’s Swearing-in Delayed Again
WASHINGTON, October 7, 2025: On September 23rd, Adelita Grijalva cruised to victory in the special election to fill the House seat previously occupied by her father, the late Rep. Raul […] The…
Fronterizo News – Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva’s Swearing-in Delayed Again
Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva has vowed to supply the final signature needed on the discharge petition that would force the House to take a vote on legislation compelling the Justice Department to release…
Texas Monthly – The stage is set: Our full 2025 Texas Tribune Festival lineup is here
Tim Walz, Carol Alvarado, Vicente Fox, Ruth Simmons, Bill Kristol and Christine Brennan join our biggest TribFest yet, for can’t miss conversations about Texas, our nation and the world Read: Read More
El Paso Herald Post – Tuesday Time Warp – How Did San Jacinto Park Get Its Name?
In today’s Tuesday Time Warp, we take a quick look at how San Jacinto Park in downtown El Paso got its name. The park has been at its present location […] The…
Texas Monthly – Texas Tech system’s vague guidelines on gender identity spur more questions than answers
Faculty have spent weeks seeking clarity on new restrictions, which have often been issued by word of mouth. A written Q&A was rescinded. Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – $68 million COVID-era federal funding loss and other potential cuts threaten Texas opioid fight
In addition to the cuts, local nonprofits are also having problems accessing federal help for opioid reversal medication, such as Narcan. Read: Read More