The Department of Justice will review the United States’ request to extradite detained televangelist and Kingdom of Jesus Christ founder Apollo Quiboloy, with officials set to assess how the transfer could affect his pending criminal cases in the Philippines.
President Donald Trump criticized Texas’ decision to pause approvals for new data centers, saying Friday that the move could cost the state economic opportunities as Gov. Greg Abbott’s administration reviews the industry’s demands on power and water resources.
The San Antonio City Council voted 10-1 Thursday to create a 33-member community advisory committee that will recommend how to spend $75 million in community benefits tied to the Spurs’ proposed Project Marvel development.
The district announced the decision in a Facebook statement but did not provide a specific reason for ending the partnership. Crosby ISD also said Islamic Relief USA would no longer be allowed to donate or volunteer at the back-to-school event.
Each of Harris County’s eight elected constables will earn $305,000 next year after county commissioners approved a pay increase Thursday, raising their salaries above that of the U.S. vice president amid a projected $130 million budget deficit.
KATSEYE member Sophia Laforteza is temporarily stepping back from the group’s promotional activities after medical professionals advised her to take an extended period of rest for her mental health and overall wellness.
Alas Pilipinas girls secured their first victory in the FIVB Volleyball Girls U17 World Championship after defeating Mexico, 25-19, 20-25, 25-18, 25-23, in Pool B on Saturday in San Felipe, Chile.
Former world heavyweight champion Joseph Parker is free to return to boxing after UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) accepted that his positive cocaine test resulted from out-of-competition exposure and imposed a three-month ban that has already been served.
The UAAP has permanently banned former Ateneo coach Tab Baldwin from the league and barred him from entering any UAAP competition venue over the drowning incident in Dipaculao, Aurora, that killed student-athletes Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili.
US President Donald Trump on Thursday signed another executive order seeking to restrict birthright citizenship, this time targeting people who enter the country as tourists with the intention of giving birth in the United States.