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Soldier Showdown 8 brings Warzone and Fortnite competition to U.S. Army soldiers worldwide

The eighth edition of the military's longest-running esports program will run from July through October, culminating in live finals at FaZe Esports HQ in Frisco, Texas.

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'Go Back To India': White Supremacists Tore Indian Flag, Warns US Congressman

US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi highlights a rise in anti-Indian incidents, citing a Texas demonstration as evidence.

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Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi flags incidents of anti-India hate in US

Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has highlighted a disturbing increase in anti-India hate incidents across the United States. He cited a recent event in Frisco, Texas, where white supremacists displayed anti-India slogans and damaged the Indian flag. Krishnamoorthi emphasized that hate has no place in America, regardless of religion or nationality.

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Justice or Cruelty? Outrage Erupts After Karmelo Anthony Sentenced to 35 Years by All-White Jury in 'Self-Defense' Stabbing

Anthony has been jailed for 35 years after a Texas jury convicted him of murdering Austin Metcalf at a high school track meet, rejecting his claim that he stabbed the 17‑year‑old in self‑defence.

International Business Times UK

West Nile Virus Detected Months Early in San Antonio and Dallas Metro as Mosquito Season Heats Up

West Nile virus has been detected months ahead of schedule in San Antonio and the Dallas metro area, with positive mosquito pools confirmed in New Orleans as well.

Medical Daily

Bounteous Partners with Anthropic to Accelerate Enterprise AI at Scale

FRISCO, Texas, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Bounteous, an AI services firm, today announced a partnership with Anthropic, joining the Claude Partner Network as a launch Preferred Services Partner. The collaboration pairs Claude, Anthropic's family of AI models, with Bounteous's engineering and transformation capabilities to reinvent what enterprises can achieve…

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Indian Flag Torn at Texas Protest Sparks Outrage, Fuels Immigration Debate

A viral video from Frisco, Texas, has ignited widespread outrage online after a man was filmed tearing an Indian flag outside Frisco City Hall during what appeared to be an anti-immigration protest. The incident, which lasted only a few moments, has become a flashpoint in ongoing debates surrounding immigration, race,…

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Murder trial opens in track meet stabbing death of white teen that sparked fierce race debate

The killing last year stunned an affluent Dallas suburb where the teenagers attended school and quickly drew wider attention, in part over social media posts that amplified the case in racial terms

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'Hindus and Muslims teaming up to take over Texas': Jan 6 rioter's hate speech at Frisco council meeting

The council meetings of Frisco, a city in Texas, have long become a platform to score social media brownie points by spouting hateful comments against Indians. The latest of them was a January 6 rioter, Edward Jacob Lang, who attended the council meeting on May 19 and called India 'sh*thole'…

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'Not One of Them Is a Heritage American': White Supremacist Jake Lang Targets Children in Speech at Frisco City Council

Jake Lang's speech at a Frisco City Council meeting sparked backlash for promoting the 'great replacement' theory, targeting immigrants and minority communities, and drawing widespread criticism online.

International Business Times UK

Texas Republicans spent years courting Indian voters. Then came talk of the “Indian takeover.”

A North Texas city has become the epicenter of a collision between the GOP’s efforts to win over Indian American voters and some conservatives’ nativist agenda.

The Texas Tribune

Saahas Kaul and Neha Suratran: Indian-origin duo explain why people are speaking against India at Frisco city council meetings

After their speeches at Frisco city council meetings pushing back the 'Indian takeover' narrative went viral, Indian-American Saahas Kaul and Neha Suratran spoke out at a recent podcast on what motivated them to take a stand for their community. While Kaul said the anti-India attack almost seems suspiciously coordinated, Suratran…

The Times of India

'Every candidate with an Indian last name....': What happened at local election in Frisco, Texas

Several social media users cheered the local election results of Frisco, a city in Texas, as no Indian-origin candidates saw any success. The Frisco city council elections were on May 2 for three positions, including the mayor position. While there was no Indian-origin candidate for the mayor position, there were…

The Times of India

Need to Sell Your House Fast in Dallas? 5 Best Companies That Buy Houses for Cash (2026)

If you need to sell my house fast in Dallas , yes, we know that's how people actually type it into Google , you've noticed what DFW sellers have been dealing with since late 2024: the market has cooled hard. Dallas-Fort Worth recorded one of the sharpest price corrections of…

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Wife arrested nearly a quarter of a century after her husband was found dead by a Texas lake

Lisa Honrud was arrested Monday morning in connection with the 2002 murder of her husband Frank Weiss, police have said

The Times of India

‘Using Frisco as a film set’: Indian-origin man exposes ‘coordinated’ anti-Indian campaign in US

Anti-Indian hate has been making rounds on online platforms and physical call-outs across America. However, there is one epicentre that has gained global spotlight for frequently highlighting the rhetoric, so much so that influencers and reporters from across the country have been travelling to northern Texas to report on the…

The Times of India

'We live on stolen land': Indian-origin woman speaks out at Frisco Council meeting against racism

An Indian-origin woman, Ankita, spoke at the recent city council meeting in Frisco and addressed the anti-India narrative being generated at these meetings without any repercussions. The woman said those who are blaming immigrants for all their problems are also immigrants or descendants of immigrants who came from Europe, as…

The Times of India

Don't blame Frisco people for H-1B takeover, blame Congress: Expert on hatred against Indians in Texas

As every other influencer in Texas is going out to bust Indians allegedly abusing their visas by working in shops, the immigration policy expert Rosemary Jenks said the blame is misplaced, as all the hate is piling upon the people living there, while Congress, which allowed the H-1B visa to…

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Moldy food found in Indian restaurant in Texas, was forced to shut down

An Indian restaurant in Frisco, Texas, was forced to shut down after a routine health inspection by officials found moldy food in the kitchen, Frisco Today reported. The inspections took place between March 15-28 and the officials said they will re-inspect Chalo India, the Indian restaurant in question, to determine…

The Times of India

Texas is now 'mini‑India': How a deep-red state became a hotspot for anti-India hate in US

North Texas is witnessing a striking cultural shift, particularly in the Frisco area, as Indian American communities grow rapidly. A recent video by TPUSA reporter Savannah Hernandez captures the transformation, showing a 72-foot Karya Siddhi Hanuman temple, Holi celebrations with colours, adults playing cricket in parks, streets with names like…

The Times of India

'Keep hating': Influencer slammed for her 'disgusting details of a new temple in Frisco' post

Right-wing influencer Kaylee Campbell, whose claim to fame is hating Indians and Hindus on social media, was schooled after she recently made a 'disgusting details of a new temple in Frisco' post. Social media users asked what she found disgusting about a place of worship at a time when pastor…

The Times of India

'Hinduism does not convert': Indian-origin Frisco resident speaks against H-1B hate, misinformation about Indian-Americans

As the Frisco council meetings have turned into a place to spout anger against H-1B and the Indian community, an Indian-origin resident who has been living in Texas since 2016 spoke against the narrative, which she said is based on misinformation. Neha Suratran, the woman, said Frisco is one of…

The Times of India

‘Dear Indians targeting me, you’re in violation of law': Whistleblower claims spam calls after he ‘exposed’ H-1B ‘takeover’ in Texas

A social media row linked to immigration in Texas has intensified after influencer and self-described whistleblower Marc Palasciano accused Indians of harassing him with spam calls and warned he may seek federal action against them.

The Times of India

Indians too much more patriotic than whites: Row over '100% Indian Boy Scouts' at Frisco Council meeting

The bi-monthly meetings of Frisco Council has dominated headlines in the last few weeks and there was no exception after March 3 meeting as well as social media influencer, whistleblower Marc Palasciano posted a photo of Boy Scouts to complain what he called the 'Indian takeover' but it backfired as…

The Times of India

'Yes, Frisco has changed': Indian-origin woman speaks up at US city council meeting amid racial attack, targeting of H-1Bs

The latest council meeting (February 17) of Frisco, a Texas city, again turned into a charade of blaming India for the changing landscape of the city, with speakers calling out H-1Bs and Indian takeover. An Indian-origin speaker Vinny Patel stood up to the blatant racism and suggested that the council…

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