South Korean boy group BTS concluded a two-day concert in Busan on Saturday, drawing approximately 220,000 attendees and marking the group’s return to the city for a major performance since 2022.
Officials of Ateneo de Manila University said Monday that the university limited its public statements following the deaths of student-athletes Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili to give priority to supporting their families and respecting their grief.
Congressional leaders on Monday welcomed President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s call for a special session of Congress on June 17 to deliberate priority legislation and act on pending appointments requiring confirmation by the Commission on Appointments.
Rodante Marcoleta told the Office of the Ombudsman that the plunder and indirect bribery complaint filed against him over alleged campaign donations totaling P75 million lacks the legal basis required to support the charges.
The Filipino community in Houston gathered on Saturday, 13 June 2026, for the Kalayaan Festival 2026, marking the 128th anniversary of Philippine Independence through a cultural celebration of heritage and unity.
Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater ended their relationship after nearly three years but remained on good terms and continued to support each other, according to a report citing an unnamed source.
A juvenile died after a vehicle struck the person on the Julius Schepps Freeway in Dallas on Saturday morning, according to police.
Authorities in Houston arrested James Harden early Saturday morning on a misdemeanor charge of unlawfully carrying a weapon, according to court records cited by a media report.
The city of Austin held a community open house on Saturday to present updated plans for the East 51st Street Mobility Project, which will redesign a corridor between Cameron Road and Berkman Drive to improve safety for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists as development continues in the Mueller area.
The Texas Organization of Rural and Community Hospital’s Clinically Integrated Network (TORCH CIN), which represents 45 rural and community hospitals across Texas, announced it will terminate its contracts with UnitedHealthcare beginning at the end of 2026 for Medicaid-based plans and in June 2027 for private and employer-sponsored plans, citing reimbursement rates it says are unsustainable for rural hospitals.