
River History, Ayad Akhtar Arts Events and the Political Roundup: This Week’s Cultural Highlights
A Houston broadcast rounds up politics, interviews a river historian, and marks Ayad Akhtar's plays and readings.


A Houston broadcast rounds up politics, interviews a river historian, and marks Ayad Akhtar's plays and readings.

A teen boy died after a diabetic emergency in a foster home. His case exposes a system failing disabled kids.

Clean energy keeps getting cheaper while coal and gas get more expensive. Here's why Trump can't stop the shift.

A president signs an AI constitution, and a man testifies before the Senate, each tale told apart beneath one shared headline.

Boeing wins $20B Navy contract for F/A-XX sixth-gen fighter, aiming for 'absolute air superiority' by the 2030s.

Hegseth orders military academies to end civilian tenure, citing academic drift. Critics call it a blow to university autonomy.

Lindsay Clancy's attorney says there's 'no evidence' she admitted killing her kids, contradicting his own past claims.

Hegseth orders a 20% cut to general and admiral positions, doubling last year's reduction as the U.S. fights Iran.

TSA removes chairs from checkpoint podiums, forcing officers to stand while checking boarding passes and IDs.

Trump orders US government to call AI 'Super Intelligence' in official documents and press releases.

Residents of Vacek Pointe fear the dark after months of missing streetlights. HOA says dues cover lights, but no one can explain why they failed.
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