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Gina Hinojosa talks affordability, Black voter turnout, public schools, CPS Energy, data centers and her path to defeating Greg Abbott in an exclusive San Antonio Observer interview.

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Texas Roadhouse Boycott Erupts Over Racist Food-Tampering Claim Now Called a Hoax

Steakhouse Chain Says Allegations That Workers Deliberately Contaminated Food Served to Black Diners Are “Completely Unfounded” Calls to boycott Texas Roadhouse spread across social media...

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Rich Paul’s Klutch Sports Has Grown Into a $7 Billion Sports Powerhouse

The Agency Rich Paul Founded In 2012 Now Manages More Than $7 Billion In Athlete Contracts And Endorsements Across Basketball, Football, Baseball And Soccer Rich...
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San Antonio’s Burbank, MacArthur Open Football Season With “Twin Brothers Bowl”

Burbank and Macarthur Will Open the 2026 High School Football Season with the “Twin Brothers Bowl.” San Antonio’s 2026 high school football season will begin...

Enes Kanter Freedom Ejected From WNBA Game After Heated Confrontation With Natasha Cloud

The Former NBA Center Was Removed After a Courtside Clash With Natasha Cloud Amid Debate Over Transgender Athletes Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom was...

Serena and Venus Williams Fall Just Short in Doubles Return at Cincinnati Open

Williams Sisters Nearly Erase Six-Point Deficit in First Doubles Match Since 2022 Serena and Venus Williams reunited on the doubles court Monday night, nearly pulling...

O.J. Brigance Dies at 56 After 19-Year ALS Fight

Super Bowl Champion and Ravens Legend Became an ALS Advocate After Defying His Prognosis Former NFL linebacker and Super Bowl champion O.J. Brigance, whose 19-year...

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