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Texas burger lovers will soon get their first taste of a fast food icon that has been serving customers for more than a century. White Castle, the legendary burger chain famous for its small square sliders, has officially begun construction on its first Texas restaurant and plans to open its doors later this year.
By: Sarah Ferris, Ted Barrett, Lauren Fox, Drew Angerer
Senate Republicans passed a $70 billion immigration enforcement package early Friday, delivering a major political win to President Donald Trump after weeks of struggling to pass the bill.
Thursday morning brought the first three decisions from the April argument session, with two of the three being unanimous. The first of those was Sripetch v SEC, which did just what the argument suggested it would, validate the SEC’s ability to use “disgorgement” to force a wrongdoer to turn over its profits to the government without showing harm caused to the wrongdoer’s customers.
The Justice Department's "Judgment Fund" could offer a path for January 6 rioters to receive compensation, as the proposed "anti-weaponization" fund remains stalled. The Judgment Fund, a pool of money allocated by the DOJ to settle legal claims against the government, may serve as an alternative for those seeking payouts.
A severe weather system is poised to impact millions across the Northern Plains and Midwest today (Tuesday, June 9). The Storm Prediction Center has issued a level three out of five risk for severe thunderstorms across parts of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska. This system brings the potential for large hail, damaging wind gusts, and tornadoes.
By: Drew Angerer
Tech giant Meta rolled back key speech restrictions and ditched US fact-checkers last year.
Today marks ten years since the tragic Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida, which claimed the lives of 49 people. The city is commemorating the anniversary with various events and activities to honor the victims and support the LGBTQ community. Local businesses, churches, and nonprofits are hosting fundraisers and gatherings throughout the day.
By: Drew Angerer
Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch, shown here in 2017 with father Rupert Murdoch, described the Roku transaction as a winning means to expand in the streaming era
LaGuardia Airport in Queens, New York, has reopened Runway 4/22 after a temporary closure due to a two-inch depression found adjacent to the runway on Wednesday. The Port Authority announced the runway was fully operational again by Thursday morning. This marks the third time the runway has been closed in 2026.
Tomorrow is Primary Election Day in New York, and approximately 173,000 people have already cast their votes during the early voting period, according to the New York City Board of Elections. This year's primary includes competitive races in congressional districts seven, ten, twelve, and thirteen. Voters will also select candidates for comptroller, state senate, and assembly seats.
