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Major media outlets sue over White House ban (opens the original)
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Major news outlets were taken by surprise last week when President Donald Trump announced that media coverage would now be limited due to the reporting of “fake news.” Within this announcement, Trump noted that CNN, MS Now and Politico have been barred from the White House, and that more news outlets will be banned from reporting there in the future. Following Trump’s decision, the banned outlets came together to file a lawsuit against Trump. These outlets argue that his decision violates the Fi
Avoid food insecurity, utilize campus resources (opens the original)
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Main Campus at UT San Antonio is home to many free grocery opportunities, providing students access to meals, school supplies and toiletries. Whether students are on a budget or in a rush, these valuable resources ensure Roadrunners do not go without necessities. Students at UT San Antonio can visit the Whataburger Resource Room once per operating day to stock up on free essentials. Although there is a limit to how much students can get each day, there is quite a selection to choose from. As lis
Encourage 9/11 classroom empathy (opens the original)
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Tragedies are inevitable. Yet, studies have shown that as time passes, the details of horrific events from the past are forgotten. This trend is problematic due to the popular belief that traumatic events are remembered to prevent them from happening again. Despite this trend, teachers need to keep the memory of 9/11 alive, well and accurate through lesson adjustments to fit the minds of youth. In this day and age, K-12 school teachers are struggling with how to teach the tragic event of 9/11 to
Endless voter suppression haunts Texas midterm elections (opens the original)
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Voter suppression has a long, cruel past in the U.S. Although voter suppression is endemic to U.S. history, Texas has historically made it difficult for minority groups to cast their votes during elections. This over a century-long problem prevails at polling sites and on the voter registration list, even in modern times. As midterm elections approach, voter suppression in Texas intensifies. In August 2025, Texas proposed that a new congressional map be drawn. This effort essentially gave five D
CEO wages solidify classism in Texas (opens the original)
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Pay disparity has been an issue in the U.S. for decades. Not much has changed for the better in 2026, especially in Texas. Houstonian news station KPRC2 recently reported that Texas has the 14th highest CEO-to-employee wage gap in the nation. While wages for company CEOs dramatically increase, the average American employee struggles to make ends meet with their disrespectfully low paychecks. Although Texas is known for being more affordable than states on the East and West coasts, the nation’s e
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