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Texas’ top election official lays groundwork to leave voter fraud prevention program


March 13, 2023

AUSTIN – Texas appears poised to end its participation in a proven voter fraud prevention program that has been attacked in election conspiracy theories and by former President Donald Trump. Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson announced Friday that her office’s director of elections would lead the effort to create a Texan-run voter crosscheck program. The move comes just days …

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‘It’s about human rights’: Downtown Dallas march condemns women’s rights abuses in Iran


March 13, 2023

“Woman. Life. Freedom.” “Zan. Zendegi. Azadi.” “Down with Islamic Republic! Down with Khamenei!” Nearly 100 people chanted in English and Farsi on Sunday near the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza in downtown Dallas, marching to demand change and bring awareness to government abuse in Iran — especially for the targeted attacks against women and girls. Sunday’s march was one of …

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We’re Starting “Spring” Break, Not Feeling Like Spring


March 13, 2023

The Spring Break week will begin dry and cool with highs into the 50s and 60s. Milder air will return by midweek with highs climbing into the low 70s on Wednesday and Thursday. Our next round of rain and thunderstorms arrive on Thursday, some storms could be severe. Temperatures will again fall below normal to end the week with highs …

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Dallas ISD wants school staff trained on Narcan after deadly fentanyl overdoses nearby


March 13, 2023

Dallas school leaders say they want to be “as proactive as possible” in responding to the fentanyl crisis after several North Texas teenagers died of overdoses in recent months. Dallas ISD schools could soon stock naloxone, commonly available as a nasal spray known as Narcan, and empower staff to administer it. Nurses, administrators and athletic trainers would learn how to …

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It’s True: The Dallas Morning News is joining the PolitiFact network


March 13, 2023

PolitiFact is a Pulitzer Prize-winning, national website that launched in 2007 and partners with newsrooms throughout the country to do state and local fact-checking. The reporting is objective, nonpartisan and relies on primary sources and original documentation. Texas was the first state to join the PolitiFact network in partnership with the Austin American-Statesman. Now that partnership extends to The Dallas Morning News as PolitiFact Texas. …

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It’s True: The Dallas Morning News is joining the PolitiFact network


March 13, 2023

When The Dallas Morning News hired me last year to be managing editor, I had the idea it would be cool to bring PolitiFact to this community. PolitiFact is a Pulitzer Prize-winning, national website that launched in 2007 and partners with newsrooms throughout the country to do state and local fact-checking. The reporting is objective, nonpartisan and relies on primary sources and original documentation. Texas …

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Amid GOP schism on Ukraine aid, Cornyn and McCaul warn of dire outcome if Russia prevails


March 13, 2023

WASHINGTON — With enthusiasm fading for Ukraine aid, a pair of Texans have been raising alarms about complacency in the face of Russian aggression. Sen. John Cornyn and the House Foreign Affairs chairman, Austin Rep. Michael McCaul, have both evoked Britain’s missed opportunity to confront Nazi Germany before World War II. Both have been trying to tamp down growing impatience …

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Riley Keough gushes over Austin Butler after watching 2023 Oscars from her hotel


March 13, 2023

Riley Keough, granddaughter of Elvis Presley and daughter of the late Lisa Marie Presley, attended the Vanity Fair Oscar after party on Sunday, March 12th, 2023. While talking to VF she shared that she couldn’t wait to run into Austin Butler, who was nominated for portraying Elvis in Baz Luhrmann’s biopic of the King of Rock n Roll, Elvis. The host at the blue carpet …

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