Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signaled the deployment of state troopers as immigration protests in Austin have intensified. With over a dozen arrests made, law enforcement utilized measures like pepper spray and tear gas. Protests in other Texas cities remained peaceful.
The City of Houston will hold public meetings to discuss the allocation of $315 million in federal disaster recovery funds. The current spending plan does not include provisions for nearly 4,000 homes affected by 2024 storms. The meetings aim to address concerns and gather community input on fund distribution.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un hold a surprising meeting, focusing on the critical issue of denuclearization. Kim Jong Un reaffirms his pledge to a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula, signaling a potential for peace and stability.
Sunnova Energy files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid severe financial challenges, including layoffs and leadership changes. With liabilities up to $50 billion, the Houston-based solar company joins other industry players facing instability due to changing economic and policy conditions.
Former Court Administrator Raul B. Villanueva officially took his oath as the 195th Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines…
Vice President Sara Duterte travels to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on a private family trip ahead of her anticipated impeachment trial at the Philippine Senate, set to commence on June 11.
San Antonio Food Bank’s first-ever Restaurant Weeks runs from June 7-21, highlighting local restaurants while supporting child nutrition and fighting hunger in Southwest Texas.
OpenAI has banned accounts in the Philippines that used its AI chatbot, ChatGPT, to generate social media comments supporting President Marcos or criticizing Vice President Duterte. The decision reflects OpenAI’s commitment to preventing misuse of its technology for political manipulation and underscores broader concerns about the role of AI in politics.
Health Secretary RFK Jr. removes all members of the CDC’s vaccine advisory panel, intending to replace them with his own selections, citing conflicts of interest.
Mark Green, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee and Tennessee Republican, plans to resign after a decisive House vote on the reconciliation package. His unexpected announcement leaves a gap in leadership amidst ongoing national security discussions. This transition prompts speculation about the future direction of the Homeland Security Committee and possible successors.