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McCoy outspends Carter by $379,865 in Fort Bend judge raceFinance

McCoy outspends Carter by $379,865 in Fort Bend judge race

Dexter McCoy holds a $379,865 cash advantage over Rachelle Carter in the race for Fort Bend County judge, according to recent campaign finance filings.

DOJ Uses $1.8 Billion Judgment Fund to Bypass Congressional OversightPolitics

DOJ Uses $1.8 Billion Judgment Fund to Bypass Congressional Oversight

The DOJ uses $1.8 billion from a federal judgment fund to bypass congressional oversight, sparking sharp criticism from Representative Brian Fitzpatrick.

GOP blocks $70B border bill over $1B White House security requestPolitics

GOP blocks $70B border bill over $1B White House security request

Senate Republicans blocked a $70 billion border funding bill after the White House included $1 billion for agency security and a new presidential ballroom.

Trump administration moves to weaken Presidential Records Act oversighPolitics

Trump administration moves to weaken Presidential Records Act oversigh

Judge John Bates of the DC District Court ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to weaken the Presidential Records Act and its transparency rules.

Taste of Cincinnati adds fourth day to downtown festival scheduleEntertainment

Taste of Cincinnati adds fourth day to downtown festival schedule

Taste of Cincinnati expands its downtown festival to four days for the first time in 47 years, running from May 22 to May 25, 2026, on Fifth Street.

Püschel study finds 41 genes linked to human left-handednessScience

Püschel study finds 41 genes linked to human left-handedness

Oxford University researchers identified 41 genes associated with human left-handedness, providing a new genetic explanation for this species asymmetry.

Ken Hasegawa leads displaced Culver City volleyball to road successSports

Ken Hasegawa leads displaced Culver City volleyball to road success

Sophomore Ken Hasegawa led Culver City High boys’ volleyball to a Southern Section Division 6 title after flooding forced the team to play on the road.

George Washington study links extreme heat to slower worker reflexesScience

George Washington study links extreme heat to slower worker reflexes

George Washington University economist Adam Dean finds that extreme heat slows worker reaction times and impairs judgment, increasing risks for laborers.

Brett Paulsen Hurls No-Hitter as Kewaunee Baseball Improves to 22-0Sports

Brett Paulsen Hurls No-Hitter as Kewaunee Baseball Improves to 22-0

Pitcher Brett Paulsen threw a no-hitter against Crivitz to lead the Kewaunee baseball team to a perfect 22-0 record during their latest conference game.

Eight teams eliminated as SoCal boys volleyball playoffs openSports

Eight teams eliminated as SoCal boys volleyball playoffs open

Eight programs exited the SoCal boys volleyball regional playoffs on Tuesday after suffering decisive losses in the opening round of the tournament bracket.

Sioux Falls sales tax revenue grows 6.6 percent through AprilBusiness

Sioux Falls sales tax revenue grows 6.6 percent through April

Sioux Falls sales tax revenue rose 6.6 percent through April, showing strong consumer spending that significantly outperforms the growth seen last year.