Anthropic warns that AI will soon be able to improve itself without human intervention
AI company Anthropic is urging the industry to develop safeguards and emergency “brake pedals” as increasingly powerful AI systems move closer to the ability to improve themselves without human involvement.
Alief-Born Gaspachos Mexican Bites Opens First Brick-and-Mortar Restaurant on Houston’s Lyons Avenue
From its beginnings as a small fruit trailer in Alief, Gaspachos Mexican Bites has expanded into its first brick-and-mortar restaurant on Lyons Avenue, bringing its signature Mexican fruit creations, street food favorites, and community-focused atmosphere to Houston's Fifth Ward
Trump is quietly rebuilding his tariff engine
After legal setbacks challenged his earlier tariff strategy, Donald Trump is pursuing a more methodical approach that could impose broad new tariffs on major trading partners through established trade-law mechanisms.
US job openings are at their highest level in nearly two years
U.S. job openings surged to a two-year high in April, but mixed labor data suggests employers are still hesitant to hire amid economic uncertainty and shifting market conditions.
NBA superstar Steph Curry signs Li-Ning deal in a major win for Chinese shoe giant
Stephen Curry has signed a long-term partnership with Li-Ning, ending his sneaker free agency and strengthening the brand’s push into the U.S. market while expanding his global business footprint.
Think you know who’s going to win the World Cup? So does Goldman Sachs
Can a Wall Street giant predict the World Cup? Goldman Sachs says Spain is the favorite to win, but economists caution that soccer remains notoriously unpredictable.
Houston City College and Tesla Charge Up Houston’s Workforce Future with Advanced Manufacturing Partnership
Houston City College and Tesla, Inc. have launched a workforce training partnership to prepare students for careers in advanced manufacturing and clean energy.
The Rustic Rides Again: Downtown Houston’s Favorite Front Porch Begins Its Big Comeback
The Rustic is returning to Downtown Houston with a larger venue, live music stage, and a key role in the city’s growing entertainment district.
Houston’s KSRC Media Plus Wins 12 Telly Awards, Proving Local Stories Can Move at Global Speed
Houston-based KSRC Media Plus earned 12 Telly Awards for its creative storytelling, spotlighting the city’s growing influence in media, advertising, and digital entertainment.
TDECU Shares Budget-Friendly Summer Vacation Tips for Houston Families
Financial experts and TDECU are encouraging Houstonians to plan ahead, budget carefully, and use smart financial tools to make summer travel more affordable
Houston’s Pride In Business Celebration Names Francisco Sánchez, Jr. Co-Chair for Historic 10th Annual “Decade of Impact” Milestone
The Greater Houston LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce will mark a decade of impact with its 2026 Pride In Business celebration in Houston, highlighting leadership, inclusion, and economic opportunity.
Culture Is Capital: BOMESI Summit 2026 Brings Media Ownership, Opportunity, and Economic Power to Detroit
BOMESI’s 2026 Summit in Detroit will bring together media, brand, and entertainment leaders to discuss the future of diverse-owned media and the $5.3 trillion cultural economy.
White Castle Breaks Ground in North Texas, Bringing a Century of Slider Royalty to the Lone Star State
White Castle is finally coming to Texas, bringing its iconic sliders, century-old fast-food legacy, and a new restaurant opening to North Texas.
Houston Public Library Receives $449K Grant for Technology Upgrades
Houston Public Library will upgrade broadband, computers, and infrastructure at 10 branches across the city thanks to a new $449,000 state grant.
Houston Area Urban League and Park Street Homes Break Ground on Legacy Oaks at Bland Street
A New Model for Attainable Homeownership and Neighborhood Revitalization in Houston’s Urban Core.
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