Houston’s Bush Airport Terminal B will close until 2026 for a $2.5 billion renovation. The project aims to modernize the terminal, enhance passenger experience, and improve operational efficiency, with operations shifted to Terminal C during this period.
The Houston Health Department reports the city’s first measles cases in seven years, linked to international travel. Two adults from the same household, with unknown vaccination statuses, have been diagnosed. Efforts are underway for contact tracing and public awareness to prevent further spread. Residents are encouraged to ensure vaccinations are current.
The AMBER Alert for Tess Mavligit and Mackenzie June from Ingram has been canceled after they were found safely. The alert highlighted the community’s swift response and law enforcement’s effective use of the AMBER Alert system to ensure child safety.
FIFA suspends Panama’s football federation president Manuel Arias for six months after he allegedly used inappropriate language towards player Marta Cox, calling her “fat.” The suspension underscores FIFA’s commitment to maintaining professionalism and respect in the sport.
TNT Tropang Giga triumphed over Barangay Ginebra with a 91-86 win in the PBA Commissioner’s Cup. Calvin Oftana scored 32 points, leading TNT to victory.
China’s global outreach to secure diverse food supplies focuses on reducing reliance on Western sources. The strategy includes engaging with non-traditional partners in Kenya, Bolivia, and Southeast Asia to ensure stable agricultural imports. This approach aims to safeguard against potential global supply chain disruptions, reflecting China’s broader economic strategy for food security.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. considers declaring a national food emergency to lower escalating rice prices in the Philippines. The Department of Agriculture may implement measures next week to stabilize market conditions. This announcement highlights food security as a priority amid rising costs, aiming to ensure rice affordability and accessibility for all Filipinos.
The Supreme Court has upheld a law potentially banning TikTok in the U.S., amid concerns over data privacy and national security. Lawmakers argue the app poses risks due to its Chinese ownership. TikTok voices disappointment, highlighting its U.S. compliance efforts. The decision fuels ongoing debates about technology, privacy, and international relations.
A privacy breach at Texas Health and Human Services Commission has led to employee terminations and an investigation. Over 61,000 individuals’ data may have been exposed, prompting concerns about data security in government agencies. The breach highlights vulnerabilities and raises questions about existing security measures.
The FTC has filed a lawsuit against PepsiCo, alleging price discrimination favoring Walmart over smaller stores. The case, based on the Robinson-Patman Act, accuses PepsiCo of giving Walmart pricing benefits not available to other retailers. The outcome could impact retail pricing practices.