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Held annually since 2012, San Antonio Sports Corporate Cup is a day of sports, tailgating and team building.

There's been a lot of bubbling noise about bringing San Antonio's Double-A baseball franchise downtown. While a new ballpark in the heart of the city sounds fun, there is another sport that could draw international attention to this market and its downtown area. As Senior Reporter Scott Bailey has said for years, getting another big league team is tough.

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A US Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle maneuvers during a 2023 bombing exercise. Markus Rauchenberger/US ArmyPrecision warfare has been a central tenet of American strategy. But perceptions that precision weapons are effective is a myth, a retired Army officer argues."Accurate strikes do not inherently mean effective," the officer told BI.

Hayley Folk helped raise her two siblings. Courtesy Hayley FolkI've never wanted to have children. Of course, there are a few reasons for this: It's partially because I just don't consider myself to have that intrinsic maternal instinct that many women who want to be mothers seem to have. But mostly, it's because I already have younger siblings — much younger, in fact.

Courtesy of Jay Cadmus/ Jenny Chang-Rodriguez/BIJay Cadmus was laid off in his 50s after more than two decades at IBM. He was unemployed for six months and had to pause his 401(k) and his kid's college savings. Cadmus said he experienced ageism in his search and found younger people got jobs he applied for.