Democratic leaders introduce “NOPE Act” after Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension sparks free speech debate

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The No Political Enemies Act, or NOPE Act, reaffirms and enhances our first amendment right. SAN DIEGO — The debate over free speech is intensifying after late-night host Jimmy Kimmel was indefinitely suspended by ABC for comments about the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. In response, some Democratic lawmakers are pushing new legislation … Read more

Mortgage rates remain stubborn amid Fed’s interest rate maneuvers

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A more important benchmark is the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes.  That yield reflects what investors demand for locking in money long-term — and mortgage lenders often tie their rates to it.  Inflation, or expectations about future inflation, plays a big role. If investors think inflation will stay high, they’ll insist on higher long-term … Read more

Uvalde Police, DA won’t oppose venue change for former officer facing charges in 2022 school shooting

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Officials in Uvalde will not oppose moving Adrian Gonzales’ trial, linked to the Robb Elementary shooting. UVALDE, Texas — Some officials in Uvalde say they will not oppose a change of venue for a former school officer facing charges in the Robb Elementary School shooting in  2022. Adrian Gonzales is indicted on 29 counts of … Read more

The history of San Antonio’s Mi Tierra Café: A legacy of family, culture and flavor

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Mi Tierra Café, run by the Cortez family since 1941, connects visitors and locals and tourists with its authentic Mexican cuisine and cultural charm. SAN ANTONIO — When visitors come to San Antonio for the first time, they are often told there are three “must see” places they should visit: The Alamo, the Riverwalk and … Read more