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← Return to briefingAttorneys for a former FBI agent charged with lying to Congress about the probe into Hunter Biden's laptop computer call the charges "a serious abuse."
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The new "ACOTAR" book 6 was released. "A Court of Splintered Harmony" by Sarah J. Maas is here; here's how to read the series in order.
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The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion hosted the free show "Hocus Pocus Pops" with the Houston Symphony on Friday, October 23. View moments from the event on the Hello Woodlands Facebook and Instagram pages: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hello Woodlands......
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A simple one-digit typo cost a Brooklyn man thousands of dollars, causing his unemployment benefits to be sent to someone's account.
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Authorities in Utah are holding a news conference to pin another decades-old homicide on serial killer Ted Bundy.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's chief medical officer has resigned, the agency said in a statement on Tuesday.
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President Donald Trump is heading back to Texas to support Republican Ken Paxton's U.S. Senate campaign against Democrat James Talarico.
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A jewelry thief was found guilty of robbery and grand theft after swallowing earrings.
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As part of its Change for Charity initiative, Market Street recently donated $11,500 to Keep Us Fed Montgomery County. Keep Us Fed Montgomery County has a mission to alleviate hunger and reduce food waste by rescuing and redistributing excess nutritional food for neighbors in......
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Project Beacon unveiled a new chapter in its signature fundraising event this year with Beacon at the Blue Magnolia: A Southern Evening of Music & Meaning, bringing together nearly 300 guests for an evening of Southern elegance, music, community, and a bold vision for what comes....
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There will be enough moisture around for light showers Tuesday and Wednesday. Additional rains are possible on a very warm and humid Halloween in Houston....
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Officials believe the victim and suspect knew each other and had some sort of personal dispute.
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A man was charged with allegedly sending letters with "white granular substance," which turned out to be salt, to four Congress members, a criminal complaint said....
