Houston is investing $150 million in a new cancer center that could bring advanced treatment closer to underserved neighborhoods—here’s how Harris Health plans to transform access to lifesaving care.

From Mumbai to Haiti, Japan’s World War II internment legacy to Iran, four Houstonians share powerful stories of resilience, opportunity and belonging at AJC Houston’s America’s Table Breakfast, celebrating the diversity that makes Houston stronger.

China’s economy is beating growth expectations as the global AI boom fuels a surge in chip and electronics exports—but a prolonged property crisis, weak domestic spending and declining investment threaten to slow the momentum.

LinkedIn is cracking down on AI-generated “slop” flooding professional feeds, using smarter detection tools and human-centered content strategies to push generic posts aside and bring authentic voices back to the platform.

The Dodgers’ dynasty just hit a wall! After Milwaukee swept LA out of the playoffs, baseball’s biggest spenders face tough questions about aging superstars, their championship window, and whether money can still buy a title.

From a family barbecue dream to a Texas State Fair tradition, Smokey John’s celebrates 50 years of Black-owned business, serving up legendary flavors, generations of family recipes, and a legacy built on food and community!

AI is powering the future, but at what cost? From soaring electricity demand and water consumption to noise pollution and rising temperatures, data centers are raising urgent questions about technology’s environmental footprint.

Elon Musk’s new Tesla Roadster promises to leap, flip and possibly fly—but can the futuristic supercar deliver real flight or is it just an expensive high-tech hop?

Mortgage rates surge to 7.4%, widening America’s housing divide as wealthy buyers gain an advantage while middle- and lower-income families struggle to afford a home amid rising costs.

TDECU has promoted Jason Schneider, its former chief financial officer, to executive vice president and chief operating officer. Schneider began his career as a part-time Member service representative more than 20 years ago.

Manchester City is fighting to preserve its unity and reputation after a guilty verdict over financial breaches, but behind the inflatable bananas and fan loyalty, the club faces a potentially turbulent future.

OpenAI accuses a former employee of leaking more than 100 confidential files to Apple, escalating a high-stakes trade secrets battle as both tech giants race to dominate AI-powered devices.

Social Security checks are getting a 3.6% boost in 2027—but rising prices and Medicare premiums could eat into the raise, leaving millions of older Americans asking whether their benefits are enough to keep up.

Inflation is heating up again, and Americans are feeling the squeeze far beyond the gas pump as rising costs for healthcare, housing, travel and everyday essentials threaten household budgets and put the Federal Reserve under pressure.

Russian strikes are damaging Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and McDonald’s facilities in Ukraine, raising a pressing question: Why is the Trump administration condemning Ukraine’s attacks on Russian oil sites while remaining largely silent on strikes hitting American businesses?