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Eleven tech companies pledged $2.4 billion in AI tools and compute credits to the White House's Genesis Mission. Here's who is giving what, and what the pledges really are.
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Tesla has turned on home backup power for new Model 3 and Model Y cars. Here is who qualifies, what you need and what it costs.
Texas Senate Race Poll Shows Talarico Edging Paxton, Abbott Under Pressure
A new YouGov survey shows Democrats leading or tied in Texas Senate and governor races. Here is how the numbers stack up against other polls.
Breakthrough Therapy Designation: FDA Fast-Tracks AbbVie’s Temab-A in Two Cancers
The FDA gave AbbVie's experimental drug Temab-A two breakthrough therapy designations in colorectal and lung cancer. It speeds development, but it is not an approval.
Texas Stock Exchange Lands Its First Big Bank: Texas Capital Moves Its Listing Home
Texas Capital Bancshares moved its primary listing from Nasdaq to the Texas Stock Exchange and began trading Oct. 8. Here's what changed and what comes next.
Bessent Treasury Turnover: WSJ Report Details Temper and Exits
A WSJ investigation says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's temper has driven senior departures. Bessent pushes back, and the vacancies are real.
Parkinson’s Exercise Benefits: New Study Links Activity to Slower Decline
A new Neurology study links more physical activity to slower declines in movement and memory in Parkinson's patients. Here's what it shows and what's still unknown.
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A reported ship plan has deportation back in the news, but the confirmed story is Ukraine's TPS deadline on Oct. 19. Here is what is known and what is not.
Texas Affordability Plans: What Candidates Promise on Groceries, Taxes and Homes
Candidates for Senate, governor and lieutenant governor are all pitching ways to lower Texas living costs. Here is what each says about groceries, property taxes and housing.
Trump Calls for a Paxton-Talarico Debate Texas Senate Race Has Not Had
Trump called for a debate in the Texas Senate race, and Talarico accepted within hours. Ken Paxton has not said yes to any debate yet.
Blue Origin Constellation Park Brings 2,000 Jobs to Hutto, Texas
Blue Origin and Gov. Greg Abbott announced a 1.3-million-square-foot satellite manufacturing campus in Hutto, Texas, with more than 2,000 jobs and a $554.78 million investment.
Chinese EV Tariffs: Britain Left the Door Open and Now Faces a Hard Choice
The US blocked Chinese EVs with a 100% tariff while Britain stayed open. Now London may have to decide whether to follow the EU's lead.
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