Whilst we can’t escape the uncertainty of our covid future, we can help alleviate some parenting confusion by sharing some underrated parental…
Laverne Cox has launched a podcast series to have “intimate conversations” with people she can “learn something from”.
Neil Sperry assists readers with their pesky plant problems.
Follow these tips on how to create a great future, after this disastrous year, by taking stock and giving thanks. Buzz60’s Chloe Hurst has the story!
Establishing fruit trees in Texas takes some effort, but these time-tested tips from a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert can guide the way from transplant to production.
Forty-six percent of registered voters in Texas had cast their ballots through Monday. In 2016, the percentage was 43.5% for the entire early voting period.
The World Wildlife Fund is trialing the use of drones to drop seeds in order to help regenerate Australia’s burnt bushland after the recent de…
Grow your COVID piggy bank with all the pennies you’re saving from following these tips! Veuer’s Chloe Hurst has the story!
Neil Sperry has words of wisdom regarding trunk growth, fungus on trees, and when to transplant trees.
Moist environment expected to continue for much of Texas Recent rainfall observed across most of the state has significantly reduced wildfire …
TRUMP: “At the end of the year, the assumption that I win, I’m going to terminate the payroll tax ... We’ll be paying into Social Security through the general fund.” — news conference Wednesday.
By: National Content Desk — Personal Finance For many Americans, the COVID-19 pandemic has spurred financial stress and uneasiness. While the future economic landscape remains unclear, Anand Talwar, deposits and consumer strategy executive for Ally, encourages families to continue working towards greater financial stability. In...
Different types of house plants require different types of care, but these basic tips will help you keep your plants alive and healthy.
New U.S. census estimates show the gap between Hispanic and white populations in the state continues to narrow, and Hispanics are projected to become the largest population group a year earlier than previously expected.
Movie critic Bruce Miller says “How to Build a Girl,” tells the story of a head-shaking transformation, but it’s also a great showcase for Bea…
As warm-season grasses emerge, hay producers should help maximize growth Weather has affected the transition from cool-season to warm-season f…
As the fear of the Coronavirus spreading continues to affect stock markets worldwide, the possibility of the US entering a recession becomes m…
Ahmad Adnan, 43, is a longtime financial adviser based in Austin who seeks to be the Republican nominee in the November general election to succeed Bill Flores in representing Congressional District 17.
The U.S. economy's steady growth - the longest stretch since World War II without a recession - is something of a mystery. Last summer, the yield curve inverted, which traditionally is the most reliable signal of an impending downturn. There were all sorts of plausible reasons the economy could take a turn for the worse -- a mountain of increasingly risky corporate debt, a slowdown in China, President Donald Trump's trade war, manufacturing weakness, increasing uncertainty about government policy and so on.
As the decade winds down and we assess how the economy did, two things stand out: productivity growth has been disappointing since the Great Recession and yet economic growth hasn't been all that bad, compounding at a 2.3% annual rate. But we've only been able to manage that level of growth because we had so many unemployed people available to go back to work. With labor slack continuing to diminish, maintaining this pace of economic growth in the 2020s will require a pick-up in productivity. The question is how to do it?
Amid reports of an impending bacon shortage, a Texas A&M AgriLife economist urges a wait-and-see approach.
Cotton is sensitive to water stress at different growth stages, needing water at specific times to produce a high-yielding crop. A Texas A&M AgriLife Research study investigated the best strategies to improve irrigation water-use efficiency while maintaining high yields. “Evaluation of crop-growth-stage-based deficit irrigation strategies for cotton production in the Southern High Plains,” was authored […]
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In April 2016, on the verge of securing the Republican nomination for president, Donald Trump announced that his "campaign is evolving and transitioning, and so am I." At a rally around the same time, he told supporters that "at some point, I'm going to be so presidential that you people will be so bored," but "I just don't know that I wanted to do it quite yet."
