Trump moves to make Oval Office a national monument aiming to prevent future major changes
Trump indicated the proclamation would have to be ratified by Congress.
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A weak front moved in early this morning, next a rainy weather system blows into Texas this weekend to bring Houston a chance of showers Sunday.
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The filing comes after Parton's nephew denied allegations of threats and intimidation.
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On Friday's show: We continue to discuss what this week's dramatic election results could mean for various issues on the minds of Houstonians as we consider how immigration policy and enforcement might be affected....
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Ahead of the vote to grant final approval, the Vietnam vet leading a lawsuit to stop the project called it "frankly blasphemous."
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DNA testing confirmed a "serial killer" in Pennsylvania in the 1970s, state police said.
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Two days after being arrested on charges of super aggravated sexual assault of a child, the suspect was free on bonds totaling $185,000.
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Episode: 1652 Justus von Liebig and the first R&D laboratory. Today, we create the first research laboratory.
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Michael Strahan, Michael J. Fox and more honored "GMA" co-anchors Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos during their Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony....
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A family of four is recovering after a fire broke out at a townhome in Houston’s Greater Heights area early Thursday morning. The Houston Fire Department says a neighbor helped rescue two children who jumped from a third-story window to escape the flames....
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Mayor Whitmire says HPD will announce policy changes after the midterm election shifted much of Texas' state leadership to Democrats, signaling a potential reset in the relationship between City Hall and Austin....
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As the 2026 midterm election approached, voters told ABC13 their major concern was affordability.
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A man who plowed an 18-wheeler into a Department of Public Safety driver's license office near Brenham will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
