NPR explores how Argentina’s World Cup visit to Dallas has reignited a culinary debate over beef culture between two of the world’s top cattle-raising regions.
Tag: Texas
Texas Curriculum Bible
A report on the controversy surrounding the integration of biblical texts into the Texas public school curriculum.
Rep. August Pfluger’s sister arrested for DWI in Tom Green County
The sister of Congressman August Pfluger was arrested and booked for driving while intoxicated in Texas.
Texas ICE Protesters Known as Prairieland Nine Sentenced to Up to 100 Years in Prison
Anti-fascist activists who blockaded an ICE detention bus in Texas receive harsh sentences as Trump targets protest movements.
Anti-ICE Protesters at Texas Detention Facility Sentenced to Decades Under Terrorism Charges
Demonstrators who staged protests at a Texas ICE detention jail were sentenced to lengthy prison terms after charges that framed their actions as terrorism.
Texas Screwworm Outbreak Prompts Release of Hundreds of Millions of Sterile Flies
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced plans to release sterile screwworm flies to eradicate the parasite, which was first detected in a Texas calf on June 3.
Texas Faces Screwworm Outbreak After DOGE Cut Funding for Eradication Program
Several Texas counties declared a state of disaster as screwworm parasites appeared for the first time in six decades after federal programme funding was cut.
Tropical Storm Arthur Forms Off Texas Gulf Coast as 2026 Hurricane Season Begins
The first named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, Tropical Storm Arthur, formed off the Texas Gulf Coast.
Texas Business Jet Crash on Highway Kills Startup Leader Joshua Baer
Capital Factory founder Joshua Baer was identified as the victim when a business jet crashed on Loop 20 highway in Laredo, Texas.
Texas serial killer handed death penalty by state court
The jury delivered the maximum sentence after a highly publicized two-month trial.