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5 days ago |
ktrh.iheart.com | Michael Shiloh
President Donald Trump said Saturday night that there has been some progress in Geneva, Switzerland, negotiations with China over tariffs. Although the meeting wasn't hailed as a breakthrough, the President said on his Truth Social account that "much was agreed to" in the many things that were discussed at the meeting Saturday. And he appeared enthusiastic that "a total reset negotiated in a friendly, but constructive, manner" was achieved with Chinese officials who are part of the talks.
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5 days ago |
ktrh.iheart.com | Michael Shiloh
As the Houston Police Department continues its crackdown on "after hours clubs," it was joined by other law enforcement officers in an overnight raid of two such bars in southeast Houston. Both were in the area of I-45 the Gulf Freeway near Edgebrook, in a shopping center where the two clubs were raided simultaneously, resulting in the arrest of 20 people early Saturday morning, according to police.
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5 days ago |
ktrh.iheart.com | Michael Shiloh
Houston police say they have identified a teenager who was shot and killed last weekend when a man opened fire on a crowd of partygoers, injuring 15 people who are still recovering. It was said to have been a family gathering, a birthday party attended by 100 people or more, according to at least one witness, when one attendee was told to go leave. That guest for some reason started shooting at people a short time later, then ran. There were return shots from the home on the party's property.
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1 week ago |
ktrh.iheart.com | Michael Shiloh
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is calling for a large reduction in the number of generals in the Pentagon, along with reducing the number of general and flag officers. The cuts of 20% among generals are needed, according to one Texas attorney who specializes in military law. Law firm Tulley Rinkley PLLC managing partner Sean Timmons says there are too many generals with little to do in the Defense Department these days.
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1 week ago |
ktrh.iheart.com | Michael Shiloh
It's not really hard to understand why flights have been cancelled and delays are increasing at New Jersey's Newark Liberty International Airport recently -- they're the results of problems that have been quietly worsening for decades, warns one helicopter pilot who flew at that airport for 15 years.
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