At least 6,126 people have died in Iran amid a nationwide crackdown on protests, activists said Tuesday, as the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier group arrived in the Middle East, providing the U.S. military with the capability to respond if necessary.
Malacañang on Tuesday described the impeachment complaints filed against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as an attack that could affect not only the president but also the Philippine economy, while saying the administration will respect Congress’ legal process.
Animal Care Services (ACS) reported a surge in calls over the weekend as freezing temperatures hit South Central Texas, taking in more than 100 animals and issuing nearly 100 criminal citations.
Faith leaders from across the Dallas area gathered Friday at Kessler Park United Methodist Church to condemn federal immigration enforcement actions nationwide and plans for a new ICE detention facility in Hutchins, about 12 miles south of downtown Dallas.
The 2026 Tony Awards will take place on June 7 at Radio City Music Hall, producers announced Monday. Nominations will be revealed on May 5.
Santiago’s legal team also urged Barretto to avoid using her influence or media platforms to discredit individuals, and reminded the public to exercise caution when commenting on sensitive family matters.
The Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Press Corps has unveiled a new trophy honoring basketball legend Ramon Fernandez, which will be awarded to the Finals MVP of the Philippine Cup.
The victory marked Eala’s debut in the main draw of a WTA event held in the Philippines. Ranked No. 49 in the world, Eala said playing in Manila allowed her to reflect on her development as a professional player.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has issued subpoenas for Senator Jinggoy Estrada, former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Secretary Manuel Bonoan, detained former Senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr., and other individuals in connection with plunder cases involving anomalous flood control projects.
Governor Greg Abbott said Monday that his administration is reviewing whether Texas taxpayer funds are being used to employ workers on H-1B visas at public K-12 schools and universities across the state.