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World’s oldest Sunday newspaper, the UK’s Observer, sold in face of journalistic opposition

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As a faculty member at the University of Texas at Austin, each day feels like a precarious game of Jenga, with the iconic tower of our institution at constant risk of collapse. This instability stems not only from legislative actions but also from behind-the-scenes maneuvers by university leadership, leaving many students and faculty in a state of uncertainty, fear, and foreboding, wondering what may happen next. This tension has been exacerbate…See the Story
Brownsville Elected Officials Are Doing PR for Embattled LNG Megaproject
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Brownsville Elected Officials Are Doing PR for Embattled LNG Megaproject

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Local elected officials in the border city of Brownsville are receiving talking points and media strategy from the company developing Rio Grande LNG—the Central Park-sized liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plant project being built in wetlands outside nearby Port Isabel—as the company attempts to stymie a recent court order to halt its project, emails obtained by the Texas Observer show.The company, the publicly traded Houston firm NextDecade, …See the Story

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