That includes Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinense), which spreads quickly through seeds, root suckers, and fruits spread by birds. There is a list of invasive plants you should never grow ...

After tearing up the enormous roots of invasive Chinese Privet, the Virginia-based homeowner shared their success to r/VirginiaNativePlants. "Check out our two weeks of privet stump removal," they ...

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The stakes for U.S. involvement in a new Mideast war.Juneteenth is a holiday marking freedom for people enslaved in Texas, a proclamation announced in Texas on this date 160 years ago, now ...

Borris Miles, D-Houston, left, during debate in the Senate Chamber, Tuesday, July 25, 2017, in Austin, Texas. Kolkhorst authored the bill which would ban citisens of China, Iran, North Korea and ...

The Chinese military and coastguard on Saturday launched a sea and air combat readiness patrol around Scarborough Shoal, known as Huangyan Island in China, to “further strengthen its control and ...

Whether you live in Texas with its hot summers and mild to cool winters or anywhere else in the South, there are different options for fast-growing shrubs. Many of them are tough and withstand extreme ...

The 143-year-old law was used to issue an absolute 10-year ban on Chinese laborers immigrating to the U.S. and certain provisions within the law remained in place until 1943 — when U.S ...

More than a quarter-million Chinese students attending college in the United States saw their futures plunged into uncertainty Wednesday when the Trump administration announced an aggressive ...

2-seeded Texas Longhorns 7-4 at UFCU Disch-Falk Field in the Austin Regional on June 1. UTSA will play in its first NCAA baseball super regional. The victory led to coach Pat Hallmark leaping into ...

A Chinese student’s graduation speech at Harvard University emphasising “shared humanity” and calling for global unity has gone viral, days after the Trump administration pledged to ...

US federal prosecutors have charged two Chinese nationals with smuggling a toxic fungus into the United States, which authorities claim could be turned into a “potential agroterrorism weapon”.