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Nicholas Lyn Ray of Spring, Texas is facing counts of extortion and making a threat to commit a mass shooting or act of terrorism. Ray accused Seth Dillon, the Christian CEO of conservative satire site The Babylon Bee, of 'conspiring with Israel about Charlie Kirk'

A Texas man faces four counts each of making a written threat to commit a mass shooting/terrorism and extortion after allegedly posting threats against Jewish commentators and Seth Dillon.

Rachel Cockerell set out to write a quiet family memoir. Instead, her sprawling and experimental book, 'Melting Point,' uncovered her ancestors' connection to the radical, long-buried plan to build a Jewish state – not in Palestine, but in Texas

The event had already been relocated from its original Dallas venue after American, pro-Hamas, jihadist groups issued threats to “target” the Israel Summit.

Critics argue it infringes the Constitution's separation of church and state and the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.

“I have repeatedly made clear that Texas will not tolerate antisemitism. Anti-Israel policies are anti-Texas policies," Abbott wrote in the letter.

During a recent school board meeting, parents expressed their outrage, calling the decision "absurd."

  Over the weekend, the Jewish National Fund-USA launched its Global Conference for Israel at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas, Texas. The conference, which officially opened on November 15 and featured a Shabbat dinner, centered on the theme "We Choose Life: Rebuilding and Reimagining Israel's North and South," bringing together over 2,500 supporters from across the […]

ICON’s Vulcan 3D printer, the world’s largest, is completing 100 homes in Texas, offering faster, cheaper construction with robust, insulated walls.

ICON’s Vulcan 3D printer, the world’s largest, is completing 100 homes in Texas, offering faster, cheaper construction with robust, insulated walls.

The University of Texas in Austin sent a letter to organizers explaining that it would not permit the protest against Israel to take place, but hundreds of pro-Palestinians gathered to demonstrate on campus. Texas' governor said that the protesters 'belong in jail'; 93 protesters were arrested in University of Southern Califronia