Tamara Keith and Amy Walter Argue Washington’s AI and Data Center Promises Remain Unfulfilled
AI and data centers loom large in Washington, but voters fixate on affordability. A closer look at what Tamara Keith and Amy Walter think.
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Hochul’s Federal School Choice Move Puts Her at Odds With Teachers Unions
NY teachers unions rally against Hochul's plan to opt into a federal tax-credit scholarship program, sparking a debate over what constitutes a voucher.
Harris County Precinct 3 Constable’s Office Stops Delivering Eviction Notices After Questions From ABC13
Harris County Precinct 3 Constable's Office stops delivering eviction notices after questions about misleading tenants.
Houston Housing Dept Recommends Millions in Grants for Homeless Initiatives
Houston's housing department proposes millions in grants for homeless initiatives, including $485K for the Beacon and a $1.28M Texas contract.
Galveston County Commissioners Vote to Take Over Health District Management, Citing $500K in Savings
Galveston County commissioners vote to take over the health district, cutting jobs while saving $500K.
EPA Removes Greenhouse Gas Limits on Power Plants, and Texas Advocates Push Back
EPA chief rolls back Biden-era greenhouse gas limits for power plants, a move Texas environmental groups say imperils public health and the climate.
EPA reverses Obama-era rule limiting power plants’ carbon emissions
Trump's EPA kills power plant climate rules, claiming greenhouse gas pollution is 'too uncertain' to regulate.
Immigrant Recruiters: How the Military Is Relying on Foreign-Born Communities to Replenish Its Ranks
A soldier's father is detained by ICE despite his pending application for Military Parole in Place, as the Pentagon recruits more immigrants.
ExxonMobil’s Baytown Refinery Released Over 54,000 Pounds of Unauthorised Pollution
ExxonMobil's Baytown refinery released over 54,000 lbs of unauthorized CO emissions; a pattern of releases persists despite $1B in investments.
Airman Shot Down in Iran Shares Harrowing Rescue Story on CBS
Airman shot down in Iran shares harrowing rescue story in CBS interview, amid Pentagon push for publicity.
Eighteen years after Hurricane Ike hit Galveston, residents say the storm’s memory hasn’t faded
Eighteen years after Hurricane Ike struck Galveston, residents still mark the storm with plaques, sculptures and memories.
Stockpile Shortage, Shipwrecks and AI Concerns Mark This Sunday Morning Broadcast
Sunday Morning covers military stockpile shortages, AI, surrogacy, and Holocaust survivor stories, streaming on CBS.