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Marine Vet Paralysed After Being Shot By Illegal Migrant Arrested 4 Times
A Texas Marine Corps veteran employed as a security guard at a sports bar was allegedly shot by an illegal immigrant and left severely injured. Jimmy Friesenhahn is now paralysed and battling for his life.
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"Robbed You Of Mother": Texas Man Apologises To Children Of Woman He Murdered
A 41-year-old man was executed in Texas for the brutal murder of a young mother more than 20 years ago, the 13th execution in the country this year.
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6th US Inmate Execution: Texas Man Put To Death For Murder Of Twins In 1989
A Texas man was put to death by lethal injection on Tuesday evening for the murders of teenage twin sisters, prison officials said, the sixth death row inmate to be executed in the United States in the past 12 days.
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US Woman Arrested For Forcing Child's Head Into Toilet, Asking To Drink Its Water
The boy informed that he "was missing pieces of his hair" as a result of the incident.
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US Supreme Court Allows Texas To Arrest, Deport Migrants
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to block a Republican-backed Texas law allowing state law enforcement authorities to arrest people suspected of crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, rejecting a request by Biden's administration.
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Adult Film Star Jesse Jane Dies Of Alleged Drug Overdose
Jesse Jane was from Texas an modelled for retailers like David's Bridal and 5-7-9 before landing a commercial with Hooters and signing a contract with Digital Playground studio.
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Texas City On Verge Of "Breaking Point" As Migrants Flood Border
The surge of migrants crossing the US border from Mexico has pushed the city of El Paso, Texas, to "a breaking point," with more than 2,000 people per day seeking asylum, exceeding shelter capacity and straining resources, its mayor said Saturday.
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Samsung's Upcoming US Chip Plant Cost Said to Rise to More Than $25 Billion: All Details
Samsung's upcoming chip plant in Texas will cost more than $25 billion (roughly Rs. 2,06,660 crore) to build, pushing up the cost of what are already high spending plans for the South Korean conglomerate. Most government grants will only cover up to 15 percent of the cost of new plants, US Commerce Department officials said early this month. Samsun...
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Street Race In US Leads To Chaos As Spectators Catch Fire
The police said that multiple such incidents were reported in Austin where the participants showed disregard to the traffic rules.
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5.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Oil-Producing Region In US's Texas
A 5.4 magnitude earthquake struck an oil-producing region of west Texas on Friday, rattling structures but causing no apparent damage, US authorities said.
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"Outrage In Community": Indian-American Lawmakers On Student's Bullying
All four Indian-American members of the current US Congress have expressed deep concern over the recent incident of an Indian-origin boy being assaulted at a school in Texas, the video of which has gone viral online.
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US Scientists Find Killer Fungus To Tackle Invasive Ants Issue In Texas
When crazy ants roll into new parts of Texas, the invasive species wipe out local insects and lizards, drive away birds, and even blind baby rabbits by spewing acid in their eyes.
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"And Traitors Get Shot": Son Testifies Against Father In US Capitol Attack Trial
The son of a Texas man charged with storming the US Capitol delivered emotional testimony against his father on Thursday at the first trial stemming from the January 6 attack on Congress by Donald Trump supporters.
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Plane Crashes Shortly After Take Off In Texas, All 21 On Board Survive
A plane crashed shortly after takeoff on Tuesday in Texas, with all 21 passengers and crew on board scrambling to safety before the aircraft burst into flames.
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End To Mask Rule Puts Texas Restaurants Stuck In Tough Spot
Sipping coffee at a sidewalk cafe in upscale Houston Heights, Evelyne Marcks shakes her head at the Texas governor's decision to scrap a mask-wearing mandate before the Covid-19 pandemic is under control.
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Marine Vet Paralysed After Being Shot By Illegal Migrant Arrested 4 Times
A Texas Marine Corps veteran employed as a security guard at a sports bar was allegedly shot by an illegal immigrant and left severely injured. Jimmy Friesenhahn is now paralysed and battling for his life.
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"Robbed You Of Mother": Texas Man Apologises To Children Of Woman He Murdered
A 41-year-old man was executed in Texas for the brutal murder of a young mother more than 20 years ago, the 13th execution in the country this year.
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6th US Inmate Execution: Texas Man Put To Death For Murder Of Twins In 1989
A Texas man was put to death by lethal injection on Tuesday evening for the murders of teenage twin sisters, prison officials said, the sixth death row inmate to be executed in the United States in the past 12 days.
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US Woman Arrested For Forcing Child's Head Into Toilet, Asking To Drink Its Water
The boy informed that he "was missing pieces of his hair" as a result of the incident.
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US Supreme Court Allows Texas To Arrest, Deport Migrants
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to block a Republican-backed Texas law allowing state law enforcement authorities to arrest people suspected of crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, rejecting a request by Biden's administration.
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Adult Film Star Jesse Jane Dies Of Alleged Drug Overdose
Jesse Jane was from Texas an modelled for retailers like David's Bridal and 5-7-9 before landing a commercial with Hooters and signing a contract with Digital Playground studio.
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Texas City On Verge Of "Breaking Point" As Migrants Flood Border
The surge of migrants crossing the US border from Mexico has pushed the city of El Paso, Texas, to "a breaking point," with more than 2,000 people per day seeking asylum, exceeding shelter capacity and straining resources, its mayor said Saturday.
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Samsung's Upcoming US Chip Plant Cost Said to Rise to More Than $25 Billion: All Details
Samsung's upcoming chip plant in Texas will cost more than $25 billion (roughly Rs. 2,06,660 crore) to build, pushing up the cost of what are already high spending plans for the South Korean conglomerate. Most government grants will only cover up to 15 percent of the cost of new plants, US Commerce Department officials said early this month. Samsun...
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Street Race In US Leads To Chaos As Spectators Catch Fire
The police said that multiple such incidents were reported in Austin where the participants showed disregard to the traffic rules.
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5.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Oil-Producing Region In US's Texas
A 5.4 magnitude earthquake struck an oil-producing region of west Texas on Friday, rattling structures but causing no apparent damage, US authorities said.
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"Outrage In Community": Indian-American Lawmakers On Student's Bullying
All four Indian-American members of the current US Congress have expressed deep concern over the recent incident of an Indian-origin boy being assaulted at a school in Texas, the video of which has gone viral online.
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US Scientists Find Killer Fungus To Tackle Invasive Ants Issue In Texas
When crazy ants roll into new parts of Texas, the invasive species wipe out local insects and lizards, drive away birds, and even blind baby rabbits by spewing acid in their eyes.
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"And Traitors Get Shot": Son Testifies Against Father In US Capitol Attack Trial
The son of a Texas man charged with storming the US Capitol delivered emotional testimony against his father on Thursday at the first trial stemming from the January 6 attack on Congress by Donald Trump supporters.
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Plane Crashes Shortly After Take Off In Texas, All 21 On Board Survive
A plane crashed shortly after takeoff on Tuesday in Texas, with all 21 passengers and crew on board scrambling to safety before the aircraft burst into flames.
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End To Mask Rule Puts Texas Restaurants Stuck In Tough Spot
Sipping coffee at a sidewalk cafe in upscale Houston Heights, Evelyne Marcks shakes her head at the Texas governor's decision to scrap a mask-wearing mandate before the Covid-19 pandemic is under control.
