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Back-to-School in Texas Tip: Kindergarten Teachers Hate Cupcakes
A kindergarten teacher in Illinois is going viral after kindly asking parents to stop bringing cupcakes in for their kid's birthday. She says little kids have a hard time eating them, and they're too messy. So things like cookies and Little Debbie snacks are much better. @kbcrayons Lets talk birthdays...
LULAC: Texas AG is oppressing minority voters
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Several El Paso area organizations and political leaders joined the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) in asking for the federal government to step in and investigate the Texas Attorney General’s Office on allegations of official oppression. The news conference was held outside the El Paso County Courthouse where […]
ALERT: Texas, Don’t Do The “Chase Bank Money Glitch” Trend
A new trend is sweeping the social sharing website Tik Tok, and possibly the state of Texas. However, should you even participate in it? The answer is probably not. "Chase Infinite Money Glitch" Takes Internet By Storm. As reported by Mashable, this "glitch" worked out like this. A person would...
Mexico encountered more undocumented migrants than the U.S. for the first time in history
For the first time in recorded history, Mexico reported more encounters of undocumented migrants within its borders than the United States, according to data provided by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). The figures include both Border Patrol apprehensions and those processed at ports of entry through the CBP One app. This development is linked to several factors, including shifts in U.S. immigration policies and intensified enforcement by Mexican authorities.
New laws in effect, including partial online privacy protections for children
(The Center Square) – Several bills that were passed by the state legislature in 2023 went into effect Sept. 1, including limiting children’s access to social media platforms. The Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment Act, (SCOPE Act), which limits a minor's access to social media platforms, partially went into effect after a federal judge blocked part of it on Friday. The new law was designed to protect minors “from...
A Popular Texas Grocery Store Now Admits to Price Gouging
Listen I'm all about companies making their profit, we are a capitalist country after all. But during times like this, of record inflation, to take advantage of your customers is not a good look. Even the appearance of it won't sit well. This will come as a shock to absolutely...
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