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That time the Army used poison gas against Texas rattlesnakes
San Antonio Express-News· 4 days agoTexans have a complicated relationship with rattlesnakes. A century ago, the U.S. Army experimented...
'Does Texas Even Have Sidewalks?' People Are Outraged As The State Urges Residents To Limit Car Use...
Benzinga via Yahoo Finance· 5 days agoGov. Greg Abbott announced on June 7 that the Presidential Disaster Declaration in Texas, which...
West Baltimore residents left with questions, concerns after stray pit bulls killed woman
CBS News· 2 days agoResidents in a West Baltimore neighborhood still have questions and concerns after a woman was...
Debate raging over open-source AI
The San Francisco Examiner· 3 days agoThe open-source software movement has long had broad support in Silicon Valley. The question of whether cutting-edge artificial-intelligence models ought to be available on ...
'We Just Wanted Help': California Cops Shoot Black Man After His Family Calls 911 for Help After He...
Atlanta Black Star· 5 days agoA man who survived a police shooting at a hotel outside Oakland, California, more than two years ago...
US Attorney: Indictment Alleges Alliance Between Sinaloa Cartel And Chinese Underground Banking
LawFuel· 16 hours agoThe Justice Department today announced a 10-count superseding indictment charging Los Angeles-based...
Bank of North Dakota's ESG report embraces fossil fuels
The Bismarck Tribune· 7 days agoA recent report from North Dakota's state-owned bank underscores the state's dual challenge: keeping...
Syria: The Israeli Reset
Strategy Page· 4 days agoMay 15, 2018: While the Syrian government is close to winning the seven year long civil war there are still substantial rebel forces that will not surrender. The most formidable rebel bastion ...
Chicago man charged with robbing SW Side business at gunpoint
FOX News Chicago· 6 days agoA 25-year-old man was charged with robbing a Brighton Park business at gunpoint earlier this month.
Army Corps finds contamination under Florissant homes, but not at levels that pose public threat
St. Louis Post-Dispatch· 5 days agoAdditionally, the contamination is far enough underground it doesn’t pose a public threat, officials...
