A Texas career criminal has been charged with murder in the fatal shooting of a 25-year-old father of five outside a 7-Eleven in Austin, a case that has renewed criticism of Travis County District Attorney José Garza and his prosecutorial policies.
Flights across the Middle East were disrupted Saturday after the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran, triggering retaliatory missile attacks from Tehran and prompting several countries to partially or fully close their airspace.
The Embassy of the Philippines in Israel has advised Filipinos to stay indoors after Israeli authorities placed the entire country under “essential activity” status due to heightened security threats.
Liza Soberano had a memorable experience presenting at the 53rd Annie Awards, sharing behind-the-scenes moments with “KPop Demon Hunters” star Arden Cho and the filmmakers of the upcoming animated film “Forgotten Islands,” Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado.
The 45-year-old will make her first appearance at the tournament since 2024, when she lost in the first round as a wild card.
There was no silver lining for Tim Cone despite Gilas Pilipinas’ narrow 69-66 loss to New Zealand in the 2027 Fiba World Cup Asian Qualifiers on Thursday at the Mall of Asia Arena.
Malacañang on Saturday dismissed reports that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. had been hospitalized.
Houston’s effort to “end homelessness” faces both successes and challenges, as city officials balance housing initiatives with enforcement measures.
The state-appointed board of managers for Houston Independent School District voted unanimously Thursday night to close 12 schools at the end of the 2025-2026 school year, sparking emotional reactions from parents, students, and community members.
A local council of the League of United Latin American Citizens announced Friday that it has canceled this year’s Cinco de Mayo parade in downtown Houston, citing “growing concerns” over activity by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.