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As of Wednesday, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said 31 cases of suspected or confirmed infant botulism have been reported in babies who were exposed to ByHeart Whole Nutrition formula.
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After the July 4 flash flood that hit upper Guadalupe River, how well did FEMA perform? Critics say the slow response cost lives.
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Ken Paxton argues divorce records should remain private, accuses press of invading his personal lifeThe attorney general's wife, state Sen. Angela Paxton, filed for divorce this summer, alleging adultery.
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Austin residents shopping the Affordable Care Act marketplace are making difficult decisions about whether the plans that fit their budget can meet their medical needs.
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A North Texas Muslim community leader Marwan Marouf will be deported after an immigration judge denied his request for voluntary departure, citing terrorism-related allegations tied to decades-old Holy Land Foundation donations.
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The move comes after several families sued the district in September, alleging children with disabilities were subject to physical and emotional abuse.
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