Kalley Huang
The New York Times
San Francisco, CA, United States
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What Is Mastodon and Why Are People Leaving Twitter for It?
Since Elon Musk took ownership of Twitter, some of its users have migrated to Mastodon, an alternative social platform. → Read More
Uber’s Revenue Is Up 72 Percent From Last Year, but It Posts a Loss
The company had strong revenue growth but lost money in part because of its investments in other ride-hailing businesses. → Read More
Texas schools started this year with record high coronavirus cases, but weekly totals have now declined
Nearly three months into this school year, districts have reported 202,186 cases in students. But state data on school cases is incomplete and likely an undercount. → Read More
More Texas students tested positive for COVID-19 last week than at any time last school year
There have been 20,256 reported cases among students across the state since the school year began. → Read More
Study: In Dallas and Tarrant counties, half of all Black children are investigated by CPS by age 18
Frank Edwards grew up as a latchkey kid in Dallas. As early as age 9, he would walk home from grade school in the Lakewood neighborhood. The trip from his... → Read More
When doing Sunday laundry becomes an act of solidarity with the homeless residents of Dallas
The first time that Danielle Carty collected laundry from the homeless residents of a local encampment, one man told her: “You are asking us for our DNA.”... → Read More
Community group raises awareness and money for families back home after military coup in Myanmar
The spice-rubbed pork is still steaming when vendors chop the fragrant roast. They arrange platters of melt-in-your-mouth meat, fried vermicelli noodles... → Read More
Fort Worth Public Art, Dallas Aurora to light up Will Rogers Memorial Center with public art show
Called “New Stories: New Futures,” the light, video and sound exhibitions will feature international and local artists on Aug. 20 and Aug. 21. → Read More
Why are so few Black professors tenured? Texas has made little progress despite promises of change
Maxine Davis had enough of racial microaggressions and being routinely undermined at work, so she decided this spring semester was her last teaching in... → Read More
In the face of rising anti-Asian violence, a Dallas women’s group seeks support and empowerment
On a recent Sunday, you could hear the sound of fists striking their targets all over Flag Pole Hill Park. The source? A group of about 20 Asian American... → Read More
Texas community bail funds grow, sparked by summer Black Lives Matter protests
Last year, Pamela Young spent Juneteenth bailing people out of jail. She and other organizers were waiting for releases in Fort Worth when they heard the... → Read More
Feed the People, a mutual aid group, serves North Texas by delivering free groceries and meals
Visit Lake Cliff Park on a typical Thursday, and volunteers with Feed the People will call out and ask if you want a freshly prepared meal. On a recent... → Read More
EPISD property tax increases; board of trustees delays $242 million bond
Property taxes will increase almost 5% this upcoming year for EPISD households in order to raise $218 million for a 2016 bond project. → Read More
Woman who fell from Sunland Park border wall leaves behind three girls, distraught family
Family members described Maria Cristina Vargas Espinosa, 38, as a mother of 3 girls who sought better opportunities in US before she died in the attempt → Read More
Woman who died after apparently falling from border fence identified
El Paso County Medical Examiner identified the woman who apparently died after a fall from the border fence near Sunland Park, New Mexico. → Read More
'Something I’ll think about forever': Trauma surgeons recall Walmart shooting, aftermath
On Aug. 3, 2019, trauma surgeons had minutes to prepare for victims of the Walmart mass shooting. But the aftermath reverberated far beyond that day. → Read More
Bishop Seitz announces commission on race, equity, honoring Walmart mass shooting victims
Joined by Mayor Dee Margo, County Judge Ricardo Samaniego and Pastor Michael Grady, the bishop said the panel will honor victims of the mass shooting. → Read More
'We don't forget': El Paso begins Walmart shooting commemorations with downtown Luminaria Walk
One year later, El Paso comes together to commemorate the lives of those lost at the Aug. 3 Walmart shooting. → Read More
US Rep. Veronica Escobar urges action against gun violence as shooting anniversary looms
U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar urges lawmakers to act against gun violence as El Paso approaches the one-year anniversary of the Walmart shooting. → Read More
Woman who died after apparently falling from border fence identified as Mexican national
The Mexican Consulate and El Paso County Medical Examiner will now collaborate to positively identify the woman and attempt to notify next of kin. → Read More