HOUSTON, Texas – Houston voters will decide on November 3 whether the city should change how its police department handles misdemeanor marijuana possession and place a ban on no-knock search
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CenterPoint Confirms Customer Data Breach as Lawsuits Raise Questions About What Was ExposedCenterPoint Confirms Customer Data Breach as Lawsuits Raise Questions About What Was Exposed
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HOUSTON, Texas. CenterPoint Energy has confirmed that an unauthorized person gained access to personal information belonging to some of its customers, turning earlier reports of a possible cyberattack into a
NASA and SpaceX Delay Next Astronaut Launch After Leak Found in Dragon SpacecraftNASA and SpaceX Delay Next Astronaut Launch After Leak Found in Dragon Spacecraft
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Crew-13 was scheduled to launch Sept. 12, but NASA says engineers need more time to inspect and test the spacecraft before four astronauts can safely fly to the International Space
U.S.-Iran Conflict Intensifies After Renewed Strikes and RetaliationU.S.-Iran Conflict Intensifies After Renewed Strikes and Retaliation
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The conflict between the United States and Iran has intensified again after several days of military strikes, retaliation and renewed disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, according to government statements
U.S. Apache Crew Rescued Near Strait of Hormuz as Trump Says Iran Downed HelicopterU.S. Apache Crew Rescued Near Strait of Hormuz as Trump Says Iran Downed Helicopter
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A U.S. Army Apache helicopter went down near one of the world’s most sensitive waterways, pulling American forces into a fast-moving rescue operation near the Strait of Hormuz and raising
T-Mobile Once Sold Itself on Service. Now Store Cuts May Help Pay for the Race to Faster 5GT-Mobile Once Sold Itself on Service. Now Store Cuts May Help Pay for the Race to Faster 5G
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T-Mobile built much of its modern brand around being the wireless company that made things simpler for customers. It called itself the “Un-carrier,” challenged contracts, talked up customer service, and