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The Texas Tribune reports that it is unclear whether the lieutenant governor’s campaign sought permission from three Texas universities to use their trademarks in the college football-inspired ad.
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The Texas Tribune says it is unclear whether the lieutenant governor’s campaign sought permission from three Texas universities to use their trademarks in the college football-inspired ad.
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Business Insider says politicians are reconsidering incentives, backing new guardrails or calling for pauses on AI data center development amid growing public backlash.
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The Texas Tribune says its resources can help readers locate operating or planned data centers nearby and find out who regulates them.
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The Texas Tribune advertised a September 9, 2026, discussion in Austin and online on Texans' views of data centers, shifting opinions and the implications for November's elections.
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The Texas Tribune says SpaceX and other large employers have brought a surge of wealthy homebuyers to Cameron County, a historically low-wage community now facing rising home values.
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Texas Tribune maps operating and planned facilities and hosts event on community impact.
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Agencies search the DPS Flock database every four seconds on average.
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Reports note dozens of gold-coloured vehicles without steering wheels on Austin streets.
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The outlet shares research and a tool for checking nearby facilities.
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Event examines Texans views on the data center boom and election effects.
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Texas farms face competition from expanding data centers for shared resources.
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Texas agricultural community voices concerns over competition for shared resources.
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Regulators and experts warn delays risk blackouts and slowed growth.
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The order follows a Texas Tribune investigation into millions spent on the network from insurance fees.
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Texas agricultural groups voice concerns over competition for land, water, and electricity.