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A Texas barber who discovered $128,514 in cash sitting on top of a Bank of America ATM returned the money to police, according to local reports. The case has drawn attention not for a loss, but for an act of restraint that underscores how trust, accountability and ordinary conduct still matter in financial life.
A veteran Texas court and execution reporter says the case of Christa Pike stands apart from nearly 500 executions he has covered, including botched procedures he says he has witnessed before. The unusual nature of the case has renewed scrutiny of capital punishment, execution protocols, and the rare but consequential possibility that an inmate could survive a lethal injection attempt.
A Democratic candidate for Texas attorney general says he would investigate Deloitte’s role in a software failure that left nearly 200,000 voter registration applications unprocessed across the state. The dispute has sharpened scrutiny of Texas election administration, contractor oversight, and the legal exposure surrounding a backlog that could affect voter access ahead of future elections.
Data center operators and their allies are channeling roughly $340 million into rural Texas projects as part of a broader effort to soften local opposition and improve their public standing. The spending underscores how the industry’s rapid expansion is colliding with concerns over land use, power demand, water consumption, and community disruption across one of the country’s fastest-growing digital infrastructure markets.
Data center operators and their backers are channeling roughly $340 million into rural Texas projects as the industry faces mounting criticism over land use, power demand, and local disruption. The spending is part of a broader effort to soften opposition and improve the sector’s standing with communities that increasingly see the facilities as both economic opportunity and infrastructure burden.
The Federal Reserve Board said Friday it has terminated enforcement actions against United Texas Bank in Dallas and against Quontic Bank Acquisition Corp. and Quontic Bank Holdings Corp. in Astoria, New York. The move closes out supervisory orders issued in 2024 and 2023, signaling that the central bank considers the institutions to have met the conditions required to exit formal enforcement.
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