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20-year-old Javione Wright arrested for New Years Eve shooting in Round Rock, Texas, leaving five juveniles injured. The incident started as a physical fight at a pop-up party, with underage drinking suspected. Authorities are investigating potential involvement of other suspects. If you have information, contact Detective Heldman. Checkout Solipillow.com

Twenty-year-old Javione Wright arrested for New Years Eve shooting at Platinum Event Center in Round Rock, Texas. Five juveniles injured in mass shooting following a physical fight. Wright charged with aggravated assault, underage drinking found at the party. Police seek more details, urge anyone with information to contact Detective B. Heldman. Checkout Solipillow.com

President Trump announces a plan to buy Venezuelan oil following Maduros capture, facing criticism and international reactions. Checkout Solipillow.com

The FDA continues to miss deadlines for proposing a ban on formaldehyde and similar chemicals in hair straightening products, despite known health risks linked to these chemicals. These products, popular among Black women, have been accused of causing cancers and infertility, leading to thousands of lawsuits. The next step is publishing the proposal in the Federal Register, but the FDA has not provided a timeline. Checkout Solipillow.com

Former Austin teacher, Carl David Innmon, pleads guilty to child pornography charges, admitting to downloading hundreds of explicit images and generating AI-altered images of students. Facing up to 20 years in prison, the case underscores growing concerns about technologys role in child exploitation. Checkout Solipillow.com

Wyomings Supreme Court Strikes Down Abortion Bans, Upholds Health Care Decision: The states highest court has ruled that two major abortion bans violate the state constitutions protection for adults to make their own health care decisions. The ruling came in a lawsuit filed by Wyomings only abortion clinic and advocacy groups, blocking the countrys first explicit ban on abortion pills and a near-total ban with exceptions only for a womans life or cases of rape or incest. The state argued that abortion isnt health care, but the justices disagreed, suggesting lawmakers let voters decide on a clearer abortion ban. Other restrictions, like rules requiring abortion clinics to be licensed surgical centers and ultrasounds before medication abortions, could still take effect, but are currently on hold. Checkout Solipillow.com

President Trump celebrates Maduros capture, shifts focus to Cuba; Cuban immigrants in Texas express hope for change as experts highlight Cubas resilience against American pressure. Checkout Solipillow.com

Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis announces partnership with city attorneys office following Texas Commission on Law Enforcements decision to reinstate former officer Christopher Taylors license. Taylor was convicted for deadly conduct in a 2019 shooting, but the conviction was overturned by the Seventh Court of Appeals in December. Taylor had previously received a two-year prison sentence. Checkout Solipillow.com

Venezuelans in Central Texas anxious about political shifts in their home country, fearing impact on their asylum claims or temporary protected status. Immigration attorney Vi Nanthaveth advises clients to stay calm and monitor the situation in Venezuela before making any decisions. Checkout Solipillow.com