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Maren Morris quits country music: Genre 'burning itself down'
  • 16th Sep 2023

Maren Morris quits country music: Genre 'burning itself down'

Grammy-winning singer Maren Morris is quitting country music due to its racist and misogynistic roots, saying she has hit a dead end in her efforts to make things better. She criticized the industry for celebrating biases and being aligned with a hyper-masculine branch of country music. Morris released a two-track EP called "The Bridge" to express her departure from the genre.

Texas A&M football exhibit debuts at Bush Library
  • 10th Sep 2023

Texas A&M football exhibit debuts at Bush Library

The George H.W. Bush Library and Museum in Texas has opened an exhibit dedicated to the history of Texas A&M football. The exhibit features over 100 original artifacts, including trophies, playbooks, and Heisman Trophies. It also includes interactive displays highlighting important games and profiles of standout players and coaches. The exhibit aims to showcase the spirit and traditions of Texas A&M football.

Colorado, Duke, and Florida State Make Major Moves in AP Top 25 Rankings
  • 5th Sep 2023

Colorado, Duke, and Florida State Make Major Moves in AP Top 25 Rankings

No. 21 Duke and No. 22 Colorado moved into the Associated Press Top 25 college football poll Tuesday after scoring the biggest upsets of the opening weekend of the season, and No. 4 Florida State jumped into the top five after its resounding victory over LSU in Week 1's marquee game.

Texas AG Ken Paxton pleads not guilty at impeachment trial, departs as arguments commence
  • 5th Sep 2023

Texas AG Ken Paxton pleads not guilty at impeachment trial, departs as arguments commence

The impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has begun, putting Republicans in a difficult position. Paxton, who has faced felony charges and an FBI investigation, has remained popular among hard-right Republicans by aligning himself with Donald Trump. The trial is rare in its attempt to hold a member of the party accountable for alleged wrongdoing.

Possible Development in the Gulf Next Week - People Swept Away in Las Vegas Flooding - Relief from Heat is Close - Franklin Could Become a Hurricane
  • 4th Sep 2023

Possible Development in the Gulf Next Week - People Swept Away in Las Vegas Flooding - Relief from Heat is Close - Franklin Could Become a Hurricane

Possible tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico next week raises concerns amidst a series of extreme weather events across the US. Residents along the Gulf Coast are urged to stay vigilant and prepared, with an emergency kit and reliable sources of information. Acts of kindness and solidarity can make a significant difference in times of crisis. As climate change continues to impact our planet, proactive measures are necessary to mitigate the effects of these events and adapt to a changing climate.

Texas A&M football exhibit premieres at Bush Library
  • 3rd Sep 2023

Texas A&M football exhibit premieres at Bush Library

Former Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel gifted a signed helmet and football to former President George H.W. Bush. The items are now part of an exhibit at the Bush Library and Museum dedicated to the history of A&M football.

Yankees Waive OF Harrison Bader: Reports
  • 30th Aug 2023

Yankees Waive OF Harrison Bader: Reports

The New York Yankees have placed center fielder Harrison Bader on waivers, making him available for other teams to claim. Bader is an impending free agent and could be a valuable addition for a playoff contender. The Yankees acquired Bader last year for pitcher Jordan Montgomery, but injuries have limited his playing time. Despite struggling at the plate recently, Bader's defense and speed could make a difference in the playoffs. The Yankees may look to give opportunities to other players, such as Everson Pereira or Jasson Domínguez, in center field.

'Son of Ex-NFL Star Found Guilty of Parents' Murder, Faces Life in Prison'
  • 18th Aug 2023

'Son of Ex-NFL Star Found Guilty of Parents' Murder, Faces Life in Prison'

Former NFL player Antonio Armstrong Jr. has been found guilty of murdering his parents in 2016. Armstrong was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 40 years. The trial revealed a troubled relationship between Armstrong and his parents, and the defense suggested his older brother as a suspect. Armstrong plans to appeal the verdict and has filed a civil lawsuit against the City of Houston. The trial featured DNA evidence, testimonies, and a blood spatter expert. The verdict is devastating for the Armstrong family and the community, highlighting the importance of open communication and seeking help.

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