A 13-year-old boy remains in detention after a court in San Antonio, Texas, decided against his release. The teenager is accused of planning an attack on Rhodes Middle School. Authorities allege that the boy had intentions to carry out a violent act at the school, leading to his arrest and subsequent detention.
Robert Shrader, a former employee of Memorial Hermann, faces multiple charges for placing hidden cameras in hospital bathrooms. Authorities continue to investigate the scope of the recordings.
After a contentious debate in Mexico’s Senate over potential U.S. military intervention against drug cartels, discussions turned physical. The altercation underscores deep divisions on seeking foreign help to tackle drug violence, raising questions on national autonomy and public safety.
The UAAP has announced the tightening of pre-participation medical protocols after the recent deaths of two student-athletes. Executive Director Rebo Saguisag confirmed that member schools have been reminded to enforce stricter health screenings to prevent similar incidents.
UAAP Executive Director Rebo Saguisag stated that schools will determine college players’ participation in the Gilas Pilipinas team for the 2025 Southeast Asian Games, ensuring school autonomy and collaboration with the national team.
“KPop Demon Hunters” becomes Netflix’s most-watched film, surpassing “Red Notice” with 236 million views since its June 20 premiere. The animated musical achieved 25.4 million views within a week, maintaining high viewership. A sing-along version has been released, and a sequel is in development.
Carlos Alcaraz made headlines with his shaved head at the U.S. Open, where he secured a first-round victory. The No. 2 seed drew attention for both his new look and performance at Flushing Meadows, marking a significant start to his tournament campaign.
San Miguel Corporation partners with Quezon City to implement a major river rehabilitation project aimed at mitigating flooding in Metro Manila. This collaboration focuses on expanding river capacities and improving water outflow, aligning with governmental transparency and infrastructure efficiency goals.
The U.S. Department of Transportation will take control of Washington’s Union Station to reverse its state of disrepair. Secretary Sean Duffy highlights plans to restore the historic site. Preservation and modernization efforts aim to enhance its operation and appearance, ensuring safety and efficiency for travelers.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. plans a state visit to Cambodia from September 7-9, as announced by Malacañang. The visit aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and cooperation. Additionally, Marcos will attend a United Nations meeting in New York following the Cambodia visit.