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Meta is helping to fund geothermal energy projects in New Mexico, Reddit added analytics and drafts for comments, and Anker recalled over a million power banks due to fire and burn hazards. It's Friday June 13th and here's a quick look at tech in the news this morning from Engadget. With reporting from Ian Carlos Campbell, Karissa Bell, and Steve Dent, and was voiced by a real human and produced from the sound studios of SpokenLayer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

OpenAI and Softbank team up for a $500 billion AI data center venture, another subscription price hike for Netflix, and Instagram blocked searches for #democrats and other political hashtags. It's Wednesday, January 22nd and this is Engadget News. There's more to these stories and more tech news at Engadget.com. This episode featured journalism from Mariella Moon, Anna Washenko, and Karissa Bell and was voiced and produced from the sound studios of SpokenLayer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Report claims January 6th defendants in DC jail have it better than Texas prisoners; Eye drops recalled after reports of deadly infections; Fact-checking Trump's statements in Waco, Texas, rally; Dallas police searching for suspect in Saturday fatal shooting in Pleasant Grove; Out-of-sorts Luka Doncic can't will Mavericks out of spiral in second loss to Hornets

Experts warn Senate ‘backup generator' plan would sink ERCOT free market; Officials testify for ankle monitor bill 5 months after hospital shooting; Vigil honors teen fatally shot at Lamar High School in Arlington; Dallas ISD chief acknowledges campus ‘vulnerabilities'; Large hail, damaging winds possible in parts of North Texas on Thursday;

Plano father and son ran one of the largest fentanyl operations in the U.S.; Twins sue Dallas after being disqualified from running for mayor; LGBTQ activists prepare for legislative fight at Texas Capitol; Why TikTok's security risks keep raising fears; Thomas Jefferson High School staff detail response to on-campus shooting

Experts warn Senate ‘backup generator' plan would sink ERCOT free market; Officials testify for ankle monitor bill 5 months after hospital shooting; Vigil honors teen fatally shot at Lamar High School in Arlington; Dallas ISD chief acknowledges campus ‘vulnerabilities'; Large hail, damaging winds possible in parts of North Texas on Thursday;

In this excerpt, The Dallas Morning News team discusses the many different terms for ghost kitchens, and why diners are still trying to figure them out. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.

With Kevin Sherrington on vacation, [2:00] Evan Grant and David Moore have a nice relaxed visit to break down what the Rangers still have to answer in the final days of spring training, what's gone right in Arizona and how excited the World Baseball Classic has left us. Speaking of excited, [19:40] we dive into something completely foreign: The Cowboys giving fans hope with their moves in free agency and the trade market.

Dallas ISD student shot outside Thomas Jefferson High School; Student killed at Lamar High School in Arlington is identified; Why some in Dallas are still on the fence about I-345 plan; Most Dallas short-term rental properties would be illegal under proposed rules

Student killed in shooting at Lamar High School; Texas committee passes ban on transgender medical treatments for minors; Teen dies after defibrillator on American Airlines plane wasn't charged; Texas companies resumed 2022 PAC donations to Jan. 6th election objectors they had cut off;

Three witnesses still back Michael Irvin in Marriott lawsuit; Dallas Cowboys land WR Brandin Cooks in trade with Houston Texans; 4 injured in Dallas mass shooting; Investors bought 1 in 4 homes in D-FW last year; Collin County pilot killed in Lubbock County plane crash

Dallas church must pay 30K after firing employee; Army investigating the death of a female soldier at Fort Hood; Deleted murder evidence casts ‘big shadow' on Dallas' justice system; Ezekiel Elliott released by Dallas Cowboys; Teen who admitted to fatally stabbing Uber Eats driver gets 45 years in prison

Texas sports betting debate prompts worries over gambling addiction; How bad is juvenile justice in Dallas? This report has a lot to say; 2 killed, 1 wounded in shooting at Deep Ellum bar; Texas announces takeover of Houston schools, stirring anger; Lawyers ask Texas federal judge to stop use of abortion pill mifepristone

In this episode, the Dallas Morning News food team celebrates spring break Texas road trip style. They share their favorite Texas stops for kolaches, jerky, and more, and they bring their favorite snacks to taste, including Mexican candies and Big Mama Pickled Sausage. And if you're not traveling for spring break, listen for D-FW restaurants and bars that will help you at least feel like you're on vacation.

US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Verizon offers a free year of Netflix, Kraft adds Lunchables to school lunch programs, and Tyson Foods lays off 1,700 workers.

Plano man sentenced to prison after stabbing and running over man; Man accused in Dallas Zoo crimes indicted on felony charges; Michael Irvin releases surveillance video, refiles lawsuit vs. Marriott in Arizona; Dallas Cowboys acquire All-Pro CB Stephon Gilmore; Southwest Airlines details plan to prevent another winter meltdown

SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant look at the rosters of the Cowboys and Rangers and where both clubs go from here. [4:00] Evan says only a handful of questions remain about the Rangers' roster with two weeks left in spring training. Jacob deGrom's debut Monday calmed Rangers fans and excited Rangers teammates and officials. [ 31:59] David says the Cowboys need a veteran wide receiver, but not Odell Beckham Jr. at $20 million a year.

US stocks ended higher Tuesday. Plus, Etsy restores processing for SVB-affected sellers, Southwest vows to increase holiday staffing, and Amazon challenges Starlink.

The saga of a missing leopard, dead vulture and stolen monkeys became a national obsession and led to an arrest. Breaking news reporter Jamie Landers talks with editor Christopher Wynn about what really happened at the Dallas Zoo.

Four dead in shooting possibly tied to child custody dispute; 13-year-old reported missing in Dallas found locked in North Carolina shed; Dallas-Fort Worth surpasses Austin as Texas' tightest major housing market;

US stocks were mixed Monday following the president's efforts to boost trust in the financial system. Plus, Rivian's deal with Amazon and the Girl Scout cookie shortage.

Downtown Dallas march condemns women's rights abuses in Iran; Man dies after being shot Saturday night in South Dallas; Texas legislators say daylight saving time should remain year-round, want voters to decide; Texas coach Rodney Terry continues to impress, captures Big 12 Championship

Dallas deputy man's personal on TikTok; Texas leads in white supremacist propaganda distribution; Settlement reached in harassment lawsuit against Collin County DA; American Airlines pilots threaten strike vote after company offers 40% raises

US stocks ended lower Thursday. Plus, Biden wants a wealth tax to fund Medicare, US oil output could be capped, and a new poll shows inflation's toll on Americans.

Murder cases could be in jeopardy as Dallas police review 450 cases for missing evidence; $3.3M whistleblower settlement with Ken Paxton's office in jeopardy; Michael Irvin offers emotional rebuke of accusations, likens incident to civil rights era; Dallas Zoo welcomes 290-pound baby elephant; 13-year-old White Settlement student faces terroristic threat charge after Instagram video

In this special excerpt, The Dallas Morning News food team welcomes new food and culture reporter Imelda Garcia. The L.A.-born, Mexico City-raised journalist shares how her mom makes mole, her favorite Dallas Mexican restaurant, and why she is still getting used to Tex-Mex.

After a short break, beat writers Calvin Watkins and Michael Gehlken are back with a new episode. To kick off the show, [1:45] Calvin and Michael reveal what they learned about the club's free agency strategy at the NFL Scouting Combine. The guys then go down the list of Cowboys free agents and give their analysis of who will return and who will sign with other teams. Dalton Schultz, Donovan Wilson, Leighton Vander Esch? All three could be departing soon.

US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, American Airlines matches Delta's pilot pay increases, chatGPT could automate emails, and Campbell's Soup beats on earnings.

Two Americans survive deadly kidnapping in Mexico; Texas auto insurance rates soar 24%, homeowners rates up 11%; 41 North Texas churches are disaffiliating from the United Methodist Church; Parents sue McKinney ISD driver alleging false imprisonment of students; North Texas city getting Peppa Pig Theme Park

SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss the big topics of the day, [3:42] starting with what the Rangers do in the outfield now that everything else seems pretty much wrapped up. Kevin thinks Adolis Garcia would be a nice temporary fit in center if the Rangers decide to keep Clint Frazier. Evan explains the pluses and pitfalls of it all. [26:55] The guys make their cases for Cowboys free agency. Evan wants the Cowboys to sign a veteran wide receiver.

US stocks ended lower Tuesday. Plus, HelloFresh lowers its profit guidance, Google says it will offer fewer senior roles, and Salesforce teams up with chatGPT.

Four Americans taken in northern border city of Mexico; What we know about the woman arrested in the fatal stabbing of 3 children; 14-year-old arrested in shooting death of Lake Highlands high school student; Dallas needs more affordable homes and it could cost $4 billion

US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Lordstown Motors halts production, Chinese phone makers launch foldable smartphones, and Blue Apron adds a Brunch Box.

Three children killed at Ellis County home; 41 North Texas congregations granted approval to leave the United Methodist Church; How North Texans looking for affordable homes can find help; Texas Tech basketball suspends head coach Mark Adams for ‘racially insensitive' comment

US stocks ended higher Friday. Plus, Nordstrom beat on earnings, Starbucks is found guilty of union misconduct, and British chip maker Arm will pursue a US-only IPO.

Severe thunderstorm warning, tornado watch issued for Dallas-Fort Worth area; You can own pieces of Dallas history; Fort Worth woman pleads guilty to murder of 4-year-old daughter; Judge places limits on Texas influencer Brittany Dawn

US stocks ended higher Thursday. Plus, Ford's February sales jumped 20%, SpaceX sent 4 more astronauts into space, and Mark Cuban shares a grocery savings tip.

Thursday thunderstorms with tornadoes possible in Dallas-Fort Worth; Judge rules in favor of Michael Irvin in request for expedited evidence in $100M lawsuit; Co-host of The Ticket's Hardline, has rare benign tumor; Ross Perot Jr.'s Hillwood buys California NASCAR track for estimated $543.7 million; Target plans to open a store in Oak Cliff's Wynnewood Village

In this special excerpt, The Dallas Morning News food team talks about Steak and Ale memories, fish sandwiches, and their new favorite kitchen gadget: the sushi bazooka. Listen to the full episode and follow the show by searching for “Eat Drink D-FW” in your favorite podcast player.

US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Motorola confirms a Razr smartphone, the White House bans TikTok from government devices, and KFC brings back its Double Down.

Dallas police chief fires officer accused of inappropriate force; Texas appeals court revives sexual assault lawsuit against Cowboys owner Jerry Jones; Residents doubling down on short-term rentals; Dallas' original Blue Goose restaurant is closing on Greenville Avenue

Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant rehash spring training memories. Kevin's least favorite: The time he had to spend the night in his rental car because Evan turned off his hearing aids. [17:33] Kevin wonders if Martin Perez might still be the Rangers' best pitcher. If he is, Evan says, the season has either been an utter success or complete collapse, no in-between.

US stocks ended lower Tuesday. Plus, Microsoft adds its AI-powered Bing to Windows, Canada bans TikTok from government devices, and Meta cracks down on revenge porn.

Crowley ISD teacher identified after arrest on improper relationship with student; Thousands of Asian Texans targeted in driver's license breach; Dust from West Texas is giving Dallas poor air quality; Dallas-based Corner Bakery files for bankruptcy

US stocks finished higher Monday. Plus, Southwest adds iced coffee to the menu, Disney World has a new dining promo, and Amazon teams up with Martha Stewart.

Man arrested in Valentine's Day slaying of pawn shop owner; Transgender student ‘violated, dehumanized' by Frisco trustee; Former Grapevine-Colleyville principal sues district; Mavericks on wrong side of season-largest comeback vs. Lakers

US stocks finished lower Friday. Plus, Apple is set to release its VR headset, Warner Bros falls short of revenue expectations, and Beyond Meat's sales shrink 20%.

Former American Airlines CEO stepping down as chairman; Governor Abbott announces street takeover task force after Austin events; Ralph Lauren moving out of its long time space at Highland Park Village; UT System pauses new diversity, equity and inclusion policies

Texas lawmakers of rival parties seal deal on diaper-tax break; Winter storm engulfing much of U.S. brings over 1,000 flight cancellations; 27-year-old arrested in fatal shooting in South Dallas; Dallas County invests millions more in affordable housing projects; Why does justice take longer in Dallas County?

In this special excerpt, The Dallas Morning News food team talks about their favorite dishes from Homewood restaurant, which recently closed, and how the farm-to-table neighborhood spot set a new course for Dallas dining. Then the team talks about barbecue feuds and how "hospitality got so hostile.".