Local advocates who work with the homeless in Collin County say they’re seeing more people in crisis — and they’re not coming over from Dallas County. @carolinelove37
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30 years ago today, The Muppet Christmas Carol released in theaters. 🎄✨ Thank you to our fans who have made the film part of their annual holiday traditions. You're the gift that keeps on giving!
Through their recent gift, Elisabeth Martin Armstrong ’82 and William D. Armstrong ’82 are supporting ongoing teaching and research initiatives within the Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences.
Read more about how their gift will shape the future of Dedman College.
Cards Against Humanity is donating 100% of their profits to the National Network of Abortion Funds if the order comes from a state restricting abortion access.
If someone selects “I didn’t agree to this” an additional $5 donation is added to their cart. 😂
BREAKING: #SMU's new Boulevard Collective will quickly become one of the biggest players in the NIL space.
The collective is set to pay players on the football and basketball teams $36K a year, sources tell On3.
Story with @Pete_Nakos96: https://t.co/Zo4vPZQSPy
#PonyUpDallas
Walking for just two to five minutes after a meal can have a significant impact in moderating blood sugar levels, a new analysis found. https://t.co/HKRSk6JHAo
Next spring, roughly 20 lucky undergraduate students will get to study Harry Styles and learn how the culture of celebrity is "not the same as it was." https://t.co/RMwTQ2YVuP
What would it take for the NRA to lose its tax-exempt status?
• Actively promoting illegal activity.
• If gun companies were found to be running the NRA as a shadow lobbying group.
• Too much political activity (participating in political campaigns). https://t.co/RzZ0rnTHXb
If you don’t know a handful of women who’ve had an abortion, you’re not morally righteous or statistically anomalous; you’re just not the kind of person women trust with their secrets.
One of the fun wrinkles in abolishing Disney World's Reedy Creek is that local governments would have to provide those services using general property taxes instead.
But their ability to adequately tax Disney is limited...thanks to a tax break passed by the Florida Legislature.
Breaking News: Florida lawmakers voted to revoke Disney World’s special tax status, a step seen as retaliation for Disney’s criticism of the “Don’t Say Gay” law. The move revokes a privilege that effectively allowed Disney to self-govern its theme park. https://t.co/bQ4LsCYquA