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Texas public universities would be required to offer students three-year bachelor's degrees under a proposal announced Wednesday by Gov. Greg Abbott.
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'Glee' is getting a reboot on Disney+ and Hulu
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No. 24 Baylor volleyball reverse sweeps Houston, stays hot in conference play
By Bennett Parker | Sports Writer Baylor went into the locker rooms flustered, trailing two sets to none, grappling to find its groove against Houston. Head coach Ryan McGuyre’s team came out playing with a newfound sense of urgency and didn’t look back. “The message coming from ...
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PHOTOS, VIDEO — Bagpipers, drummers descend on Waco for Tartan & Taps clinic
PHOTOS, VIDEO — Check out scenes of pipe-and-drum musicians from police and fire departments across Texas (and beyond), in town for this weekend's three-day Tartan & Taps clinic....
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Zelenskyy says Starlink, Starshield speeds restored in Ukraine
Starlink and Starshield internet speeds in Ukraine have returned to levels seen before restrictions were imposed last week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Saturday. "The speeds are now where they need to be," Zelenskyy said. "The restoration began overnight, and by ...
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Young actors make sure ‘Phony’ captures the real voice of teenagers
A story about teenagers can live or die on the way its characters speak.
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Waco-area news briefs: Halloween trunk-or-treats plentiful in Waco this week
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Arch Manning’s Texas experiment is failing. Is a breakup next? | Opinion
It’s time to come to grips with hard truths about Arch Manning, one particular reality more disturbing than all others.
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Protesters fill the streets in France over cost of living and school funding
Thousands of students and workers marched in Paris and other French cities on Saturday over school funding and soaring living costs. Police used tear gas in Lyon, where the rally had been banned, on Saturday morning. In Clermont-Ferrand, officers used tear gas and stun grenades t...