Texas AG sues Farmers Group over homeowners insurance practices
Texas Attorney General John Cornyn sues Farmers Group Inc and related entities including Farmers Underwriters Association Fire Underwriters Association Farmers Insurance Exchange and Fire Insurance Exchange for alleged deceptive and discriminatory homeowners insurance practices found during Consumer Protection Division investigations. Also notes high state government turnover and inflation impact on workers buying power. The Texas Israel Exchange Fund Board funds water research including salt-tolerant landscape plants.
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AG Sues Farmers Over Home-owners water
The article notes a 1985 established program funding drought resistant crops and irrigation research including wheat cotton peppers rice and cut flowers and directs readers to the agriculture agency site for details. It also reports Wyoming allows Texans with concealed handgun licenses to carry pistols under a reciprocal agreement amid cooler weather than Texas.
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Texas Sees Unemployment Drop and Recalls Carrying States
Texas reports seasonally-adjusted unemployment falling to 5.8 percent in June from 6.2 percent, marking the first decline since December 2000. The Texas Workforce Commission notes the improvement amid broader reciprocity with several states for concealed handgun permits. Online filing for articles of incorporation is now available via the Secretary of State. Early voting for the November general election begins October 21, with some jurisdictions allowing as early as October 19.
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Warning Labels and God's Warnings on Common Sense
Gina Caswell Kelly argues that warning labels on everyday products resemble moral reminders from God. She contrasts minor cautions with commandments about truth and conduct, urging readers to honor divine guidance and live consistently to seek eternal life.
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Gina Caswell Kelly
APiG Shatters July Box Office Records
The Movie Man jokes about Austin Powers in Goldmember and APiG, noting APiG’s opening around 75 million echoes how advertising and video sales revived a franchise. The piece recalls the original film earning under 60 million and the 1999 sequel The Spy Who Shagged Me shaping audience reach via home video.
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Beyonce Knowles
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Arlington
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Roger
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Seth Green
Mama
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Kevin Spacey
Danny Devito
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Pee-Wee
James Breslin
Dottie
Morgan Fairchild
Asthma Triggers and Public Health Advice From Extension
This piece discusses asthma and allergy triggers in homes, emphasizing dust mites and pet dander, and lists common home irritants. It notes rising asthma rates, urges precaution when counts are high, and mentions broader health impacts and cautionary guidance for sufferers and families.
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