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OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar and Anthropic’s Krishna Rao Are Racing For Compute Power
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar and Anthropic’s Krishna Rao Are Racing For Compute Power
Sotheby’s $433 Million Contemporary Evening and Mnuchin Sales Kicked Off New York’s May Marquee Auctions
Sotheby’s $433 Million Contemporary Evening and Mnuchin Sales Kicked Off New York’s May Marquee Auctions
Independent Opens With Solo Presentations, Early Sales and (Most Importantly) Breathing Room
Independent Opens With Solo Presentations, Early Sales and (Most Importantly) Breathing Room
To cover tax cuts, Kemp nixes new funds for forests, historic sites, arts and short-line rail
To cover tax cuts, Kemp nixes new funds for forests, historic sites, arts and short-line rail
HONORS NIGHT: CCHS ceremony salutes seniors
HONORS NIGHT: CCHS ceremony salutes seniors
Video: Take a peek inside the Be Pro Be Proud mobile lab
Video: Take a peek inside the Be Pro Be Proud mobile lab
Learn more about J.W. Griffin in Moultrie Scene magazine
Learn more about J.W. Griffin in Moultrie Scene magazine
Gubernatorial candidate Chris Carr visits Moultrie
Gubernatorial candidate Chris Carr visits Moultrie
Don’t panic (yet): Cafe Brazil will have to move, but plans to stay near SMU students
Plans for SMU’s East Campus redevelopment are moving forward, but Cafe Brazil isn't closing yet. Management shares updates for the 24-hour cafe.
Paxton forces Texas hospital to open ‘detransition’ clinic as part of settlement
Texas Children’s Health will also have to terminate five “woke” physicians as part of the settlement with Ken Paxton’s office.
Rising bedroom-pop artist Grace Ives played the smallest show she’ll ever have in Dallas
Critically acclaimed indie musician Grace Ives played for ll crowd in Dallas on Wednesday night at Club Dada.
Country artist Thomas Csorba finds the big picture in Dallas’ quiet corners
With his new album, Tender Country, Thomas Csorba is less focused on the moment and more on the long road.
AI, take the wheel: Robotaxi crashes in Dallas under scrutiny with NHTSA investigation
Since Uber launched robotaxis in 2025, autonomous vehicles have been involved in 16 crashes in Dallas and Austin.
‘This feels personal’: Beloved Dallas whale wall mural painted over for World Cup display
The life-sized whale mural was painted in 1999 as the 82nd installation of a worldwide campaign for marine conservation.
Dallas approves $180,500 for new Botham Jean Boulevard street signs
The street signs commemorate the Dallasite who was murdered by an off-duty police officer in his own apartment in 2018.
A local’s guide to Dallas’ best BBQ, Tex-Mex, steaks and chicken-fried steak
From brisket to chicken-fried steak, here is a local's guide to the iconic spots every Dallas-Fort Worth visitor needs to try.
Trump's subtle yet powerful move on China's Xi revealed during toasts... and the 'alpha gesture' that camer...
A banquet between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping provided a moment of unexpected ceremony that observers are calling a subtle but powerful sign of respect.
Seafood swap: Rex’s Seafood to close, replaced by Dock Local
Rex's is leaving the Dallas Farmers Market; the flagship location on Northwest Highway remains open. Dock Local will open in its place.
Dallas Shuts Down Food Handout Downtown; Organizers Plan to Continue Serving
Dallas council members are currently debating whether or not to impose harsher restrictions on organizations distributing food to homeless.
John Cornyn Hopes Naming Highway for Trump Is Road to Senate Reelection
The senator from Texas wants to name some thing big after a president who really likes having things named after him.
Fair Park Advocates Push to Make Dallas’ ‘Crown Jewel’ Shine Year-Round
For generations, city leaders and residents have wanted more for Fair Park. Will it soon finally become all it can be?
‘This Is Against God’: 830-Acre North Texas Data Center Met With Wave of Opposition
Skeptical residents warned of traffic congestion, water runoff, light pollution and noise caused by the mega warehouses.
‘Nothing makes any sense’: Survey Reveals the Struggle for Restaurants
A new survey of Texas restaurants shows that most are charging more on menus, but making less. And rising gas prices aren't helping.