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Born into a third-generation Deaf family, Rebecca Giuntoli embraced deafness as a culture, not a disability. However, at age ...

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Funding for four Houston-area firms and an Austin company that makes 3D-printed homes brings total awarded so far to $95 ...

In 1959, a new kind of club opened in Dallas. It was called The Rubaiyat. It served coffee. And, despite what Austin will ...

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Oli Hoffman, a student at the University of Texas at Austin, said the IHRA definition encourages “a dangerous conflation of the government of Israel and the Jewish people.” “I am a proud ...