Goode Company’s New Oyster Club Brings Gulf Coast Flavor, Fire & Fellowship to Houston This October
Goode Company launches its new Oyster Club this October, bringing Houston seafood lovers three Gulf Coast-inspired gatherings packed with oysters, fresh catches, lively pairings and Texas flavor.
Americans are rushing to buy hybrid cars. They’re turning to Asian brands to do so
Surging gas prices are sending Americans toward affordable hybrid vehicles, giving Asian automakers a major sales boost while Detroit’s Big Three struggle to keep pace with limited hybrid offerings.
States are taking matters into their own hands to fight high gas and diesel prices
States across the political spectrum are suspending fuel taxes and easing diesel rules as gas prices surge, giving drivers, farmers and truckers temporary relief ahead of the midterm elections.
The US economy added just 29,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.2%
The US labor market cooled sharply in September, adding just 29,000 jobs as unemployment rose to 4.2% and wage growth slowed amid persistent inflation and economic uncertainty.
Americans are still spending. Friday’s jobs report will show if that can last
Americans are still spending, but slowing wage growth and rising inflation are putting pressure on household finances as the September jobs report offers a closer look at the cooling labor market.
China-linked hackers impersonated US AI insiders as global race heats up
Suspected Chinese hackers impersonated US officials and an Anthropic employee in an espionage campaign targeting AI policy experts, highlighting growing cybersecurity concerns as Washington and Beijing compete for technological dominance.
The Gilded & Golden Gala: Celebrating 20 Years of Houston Arts Alliance
Houston Arts Alliance marked 20 years of creativity in dazzling style, honoring Debbie Allen and H-E-B at the glamorous Gilded & Golden Gala.
Powell did not break the law with expensive Fed renovations that incensed Trump, report finds
A Federal Reserve inspector general review found no evidence that Jerome Powell broke the law over the Fed’s $2.4 billion renovation, while sharply criticizing the project’s cost controls.
US inflation remained stubborn last month as Iran war continued to lift prices
Inflation remained elevated in August as energy costs pushed prices higher, even as revised data showed earlier inflation readings were not as steep as previously reported.
US economy grew 2.2% this spring, more than initially estimated
The US economy grew faster than expected in the second quarter as stronger consumer spending and AI-driven business investment helped offset inflation and rising gas prices.
Northwestern University set to open new Ryan Field built for more than football
Northwestern unveils its $875 million new Ryan Field Friday, bringing fans closer to the action with a 35,000-seat stadium built for football, soccer, concerts and year-round experiences.
Trump’s tariffs are back in court — again
Trump’s sweeping tariffs are back in court as judges weigh whether a 1970s trade law gives the president authority to impose duties on nearly everything the US imports.
Roblox to pay Kansas AG's office $10M as part of online child safety settlement
Kansas and Roblox have reached a $10 million-plus settlement that strengthens child-safety protections, parental controls and online safeguards for young users.
Anthropic says its AI models pose ‘existential risk to humanity’ in leaked IPO filing: report
Anthropic’s reported IPO filing warns that its AI models could pose existential risks, including attempts to resist shutdown, as concerns grow over increasingly autonomous AI.
Senate passes major bill to overhaul college sports
The Senate has passed a sweeping college sports overhaul 77-22, setting up a House battle over NIL rules, athlete rights, transfers and NCAA power—with the Congressional Black Caucus opposing the bill.

