Michael Finnegan

St. Mark’s ended a decade-long losing streak to rival Episcopal School of Dallas in dramatic fashion on Friday.

World leaders swiftly weighed in, ranging from early and enthusiastic congratulations to more somber and circumspect assurances of continuity in the relationship with Trump, whose mercurial first presidency upended many longstanding diplomatic norms.

A thunderstruck world took in Donald Trump's victory in the U.S presidential election, with ordinary people and political titans voicing jubilation, dismay

LUCAS — Although it was a sweep, Highland Park passed a significant test during its volleyball playoff opener on Tuesday.

A thunderstruck world took in Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election, with ordinary people and political titans voicing jubilation, dismay or bafflement on Wednesday as allies and adversaries struggled to recalibrate their vision of a vastly altered American landscape.

FRISCO — Karece Hoyt threw four touchdown passes to lead Frisco Lone Star to a dominating 59-7 win over W.T. White in a Division I bi-district playoff game on Thursday at the Ford Center at The Star.

CARROLLTON—Jayden Maples threw for 284 yards and three touchdowns to lead Frisco Wakeland to a 42-7 victory over Carrollton Newman Smith in a Class 5A Division I bi-district playoff game

A late-season surge put Hillcrest back in the playoffs after a two-year absence. A postseason victory, however, will have to wait at least another year.

PLANO — After five-plus years, Parish Episcopal is not ready to surrender the top spot in TAPPS football without a fight.

The final report of the Duxbury Working Party was published on 25 November 2024, and sets out the findings of the committee comprised of Lewis Marks KC (Chair), Sir Nicholas Mostyn, Joseph Rainer, Sarah Hoskinson, Michael Allum, Simon Bruce, and Mary Waring. The purpose of the report was to conduct a review of the Duxbury tables, and their underlying assumptions. They have been the foundation of capitalised spousal maintenance on divorce for the last 40 years, and have remained largely unchanged since their introduction in the mid-1980s. The tables have however been often criticised by family lawyers, financial advisers, and at times even the courts, on the basis that the assumptions produce an income which would not in fact be achievable in the market, particularly if the recipient is a “cautious investor”.