Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform the way we work, learn, live and defend the nation, but our leadership in this technology remains uncertain. With reports by top officials warning that “the United States is in danger of losing its global leadership in AI and its innovation edge,” we should protect our national […]Read More
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At forty-one years of age, I am nowhere near where I thought I would be when I was younger and still trying to figure out what I wanted to be when I grew up. I spent most of high school hiding from how I felt about who I knew I was, and much of my […]Read More
WASHINGTON –Tuesday on the floor, U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) discussed how his travel around Texas during the August state work period has reinforced the urgency of and informed his priorities for the next coronavirus relief package. Excerpts of Sen. Cornyn’s remarks are below, and video can be found above. “Big in-person events have been […]Read More
Welcome to Season 2 Episode #4 with my very special guest, radio personality and legend Victor Cruz. We will take a trip down memory lane on how and why he got started in the radio biz. We will get a in depth look at what the state of the industry is currently in and what […]Read More
Ace sits down with very special guest Cruz “Robbie” Villanueva from the “Tell Me Something Podcast.” We will take a trip down memory lane of life at Socorro, College and Military and Family life. We will get a in depth look at what was the driving force to start his own podcast, what adventures he […]Read More
The Texas ballots are set. The Democratic and Republican conventions are complete. But the issues that will drive some of our decisions won’t gel for another few weeks. What we’re likely to be talking about when we vote hasn’t happened yet.Some of us, anyway. According to polling in Texas and elsewhere, most of us have […]Read More
Farm and ranch acres in Texas are disappearing. The land is not gone, but its use is. You’re probably not surprised. What may surprise you, however, is the rate at which the land is being converted. The Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute says in the 20 years from 1997-2017, Texas lost about 2.2 million acres […]Read More
The Val Verde neighborhood is a historical community south of the Medical Center of the Americas, and north of Delta Avenue in El Paso, Texas. The neighborhood is north of the city’s water treatment plant and east of the El Paso County Coliseum. When President Donald Trump came to El Paso and had his rally […]Read More
If the folks in charge wanted everybody in Texas to vote, they would remove every real and imagined obstacle to voting. They do not. They are not. That makes perverse sense: It’s unreasonable to expect elected officials to change the system that got them elected. If you’re winning a game every time, you probably don’t […]Read More
I recently “came out” professionally, meaning: while working I won’t defer to the word “spouse“ and I WILL say WIFE. I won’t pull back from conversations about family, in fear of rejection or losing my job. The company I work for is amazing and all of my colleagues are incredibly supportive. We have a large […]Read More