San Antonio City Manager Erik Walsh, right, addresses the council along with Police Chief Jesse Salame during a budget review and voting session on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026. Credit: Amber Esparza / ...

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The Century Foundation (TCF) and Protect Borrowers’ analysis of credit panel data finds that Americans are struggling under the weight of owing more credit card debt than at any point in history.

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Issues on the dockets include mid-decade redistricting, ghost guns, a challenge to a DOJ request for voter data, gender-affirming care for minors, and SpaceX rocket launches. Each month, State Court ...

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State Court Report’s new Election 2026 hub provides coverage of major legal and judicial developments shaping this election cycle. This week, State Court Report launched its Election 2026 hub, which ...

A map of the six major components of Project Marvel was presented to the City Council on Wednesday, offering updates on their statuses. Credit: Courtesy City of San Antonio This story has been updated ...

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Just days after DCReport revealed the New York Fed quietly removed caps on emergency lending, the central bank injected another $34 billion into Wall Street—amid rising turmoil in precious metals ...