KATY, Texas
— Arianna Regardia felt the urgency to help after seeing the devastation in Venezuela.
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The New World screwworm is spreading in Texas, threatening cattle and wildlife. Cooperation is key to controlling it.
The Supreme Court ruling expands gun rights
The court's 6-3 decision strikes down state laws requiring permission for guns on private property.
Camp Mystic, where 28 died in Texas floods, files for bankruptcy, pausing lawsuits. Legal outcomes remain uncertain.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's gamble pays off as his endorsed candidates win primaries, signaling a shift in politics.
The Supreme Court ruled that a Louisiana prisoner can't sue guards for shaving his dreadlocks, citing federal law.
Maria Ruhtenberg, an attorney fired for online comments about Charlie Kirk's shooting, settled for $125,000 after suing.
The U.S. Forest Service is fully staffed with seasonal firefighters, but concerns about major wildfires remain.
Alan Greenspan, the former Federal Reserve Chair who guided the U.S. through economic booms, passed away at 100.
Indie rockers like The Shins' James Mercer find their rebellious tunes evolving as fatherhood reshapes their lives.