The Texas Ethics Commission tabled a proposal Wednesday that would increase the amount lobbyists can spend on meals and other expenses for state officials before they must publicly identify the beneficiary.
At 15, Angela Mercado has already staged her first fashion show, turning her fascination with painting, sculpture and sewing into a collection she describes as “wearable art.”
Texas families are increasingly skipping meals and taking on debt to afford food as rising grocery prices put pressure on household budgets, according to a new No Kid Hungry Texas poll.
Sen. JV Ejercito pledged support for efforts to strengthen the Department of Justice (DOJ) and National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in fighting cybercrime, online fraud and other digital scams.
The Commission on Population and Development (CPD) and partner organizations called for wider access to family planning and contraception as the Philippines recorded a historic-low fertility rate of 1.7 children per woman.
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) and the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) lifted the temporary ban on Discord after the messaging platform committed to stronger child-safety and counter-extremism measures.
Marie June Adriano won bronze in women’s kumite -50 kilograms on Wednesday as the Philippines continued its search for its first gold medal at the Asian Games.
Rising diesel prices are putting financial pressure on Texas truck drivers and could increase transportation costs across the supply chain ahead of the holiday shopping season.
New federal rules taking effect Oct. 19 will change how the Department of Transportation classifies 10 causes of flight delays and cancellations, potentially affecting some airline commitments to passengers during disruptions.
Houston ISD administrators have directed some campuses to cut staff and reduce spending as the district faces continued enrollment losses and financial pressure three years into the state takeover.