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Summer vacation may have begun, but the Ursuline cross country team has no offseason. While others fly to the beach or the international attractions,...
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Summer vacation may have begun, but the Ursuline cross country team has no offseason. While others fly to the beach or the international attractions,...
Every day in recent months we have watched in real time the twists and turns of the war in Iran. You can see it...
Hundreds walked in Opal Lee's Walk for Freedom in Forth Worth to celebrate Juneteenth on a rainy Friday morning.
Texas Democrats will gather next week in Corpus Christi, seeking to project unity and build momentum behind state Rep. James Talarico's Senate campaign.
By Derrick Lane In Dr. William Carson’s experience, he says, “It is as difficult today to get African Americans to participate in clinical trials...
By Megan Sayles Schelo D. Collier likes to say she became an investor before she even knew what investing was. In middle school, she...
By Bria Overs Parents want the best for their children — to see them thrive, graduate college, get a good job and start a...
By Travis McGee Rebuild Houston was voted on in 2010 and 14 years later its still missing in action. Rebuild Houston was said to...
More than 619,000 Black undocumented people reside in the U.S., and they are denied a sense of belonging across every space they occupy
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Key aspects of the Republican budget include eliminating funding for the ACA’s Marketplace and Medicaid expansion, jeopardizing coverage for over 45...
By Deon Osborne,The Oklahoma Egale During the 100th anniversary of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, Viola Ford Fletcher’s voice didn’t crack while seated before...
AUSTIN, Texas — Wednesday, the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals stayed a ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Janice Jack – which found the Texas Health...
Texas Women’s Foundation (TXWF), one of the largest women’s funds in the world, today announced the appointment of Karen Hughes White as its new president and...
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