Ian M. Giatti
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Texas AG Ken Paxton qualifies support for data centers: 'A yes with conditions' (opens the original)
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Texas Attorney General and Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ken Paxton outlined what he called a conditional âTexas firstâ approach to data center development in an attempt to quell opposition from residents concerned about losing their water, particularly in rural areas, and spikes in utility rates.  Speaking to an audience of small business owners and community leaders at the âIn Dialogue: Texasâ event hosted by the United States Hispanic Business Council (USHBC) in Fort Worth on Sat
'Dr. Dino' Kent Hovind calls prison system unbiblical in resurfaced podcast (opens the original)
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Creationism evangelist Kent Hovind, who served nearly nine years in federal prison on tax-related convictions, says the U.S. prison system should be abolished in favor of biblical punishments such as restitution, corporal punishment or execution. Hovind, who is known as “Dr. Dino" and founded Creation Science Evangelism and the former Dinosaur Adventure Land theme park in Pensacola, Florida, made the comments in a recently resurfaced Jan. 30 episode of the “Strength for Life” podcast with Pastor
'I'm a Christian': Rocker Billy Corgan talks faith in showbiz, calls Jesus 'my Lord and Savior' (opens the original)
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Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan opened up about his faith in Christ in a conversation with longtime Stryper singer Michael Sweet. In the Sept. 23 episode of Corganâs podcast âThe Magnificent Others,â Sweet, 63, reflected on the tensions between faith, family and the demands of his decades-long rock career, including the painful period when he left the band in the early 1990s and what it means to be a âChristian rock band.â The 59-year-old Corgan, who released "Bullet with But
Camp Mystic owners could face manslaughter, negligent homicide charges for flood deaths (opens the original)
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The owners of a private Christian camp in Texas are reportedly under criminal investigation over the deaths of 25 campers, two counselors and a camp owner in catastrophic flooding last year. Investigators applied last week for search warrants to obtain the electronic communications from members of the Eastland family that owns Camp Mystic in Hunt and camp staff, the Associated Press reports. Twenty-eight people died at the camp after flash floods from the Guadalupe River struck before dawn on Ju
Highland Park UMC dispute with regional conference over governance, not doctrine: court filing (opens the original)
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A Texas megachurch says a legal dispute with a regional conference of the United Methodist Church (UMC) centers on corporate governance rather than religious doctrine. Dallas-area Highland Park United Methodist Church (HPUMC) has filed a formal response and counterclaim in a lawsuit brought by the UMC’s Horizon Texas Annual Conference, arguing that 2022 amendments to its corporate documents were lawful under Texas law and that the conference’s claims should be dismissed. In court documents filed
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