The U.S. Is Officially Killing the Penny—Here’s Why It Matters
But hold onto your coin jars, because ditching the penny could cause a new problem.
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How Often Should You Turn Off Your Phone to Protect Your Data? NSA Weighs In
But safeguarding our personal data is paramount today. In fact, the National Security Agency (NSA) recommends that we power off our devices at least once per week to enhance our security and protect ourselves from hackers, according to an article from pcworld.com.
Now The U.S. Government Wants To Move To Texas. Who's Coming?
Now the U.S. government wants to move to Texas.
Texas House Of Representatives Contender Shown Smoking This In Ad
Sally Duval is attempting to join the House of Representatives for the Lone Star State. She recently released an ad involving a hot topic.
One Texas City Will Now Pay You To Do Your Own Lawn Work
Every Weekend You Can Hear The Sounds Of Lawn Equipment In Neighborhoods All Over Texas.
Amtrak Train Travel From Dallas, TX To Atlanta, GA Closer To Reality
A Long Desired Route Connecting Texas To The East Coast Is A Step Closer To Reality.
Dade Phelan, Speaker Of The Texas House, Facing Calls To Resign
After a video was shown of Phelan allegedly slurring his words, some have questioned if he was inebriated while in his acting position.
Bills Regarding Firearm Safety Heard In Austin, Texas Tuesday
Over 20 bills were discussed in the Texas legislature on April 18th, 2023.
Friendly Reminder, Looting Native American Land is For the Government Only
Those days of raiding lands and taking goods from Native Americans is over, at least for regular people I mean.
What’s the ‘Baby Moses Law?’ Now, One Texas Representative Wants to Expand it
The law states a parent may drop their baby off at certain places: police station, hospital, or fire department--as long as the baby is no older than 60 days.