A Canadian man has been deported from the U.S. after admitting to drone surveillance of a Florida military base. The case raises concerns about drone espionage over sensitive installations.
A tragic accident in Dallas leaves a mother paralyzed as a tree falls onto her vehicle. Community support grows for Maisie Evans, with ongoing investigations into the incident’s cause.
Daniil Medvedev fined $42,500 by the U.S. Open for misconduct during his first-round match, with penalties for unsportsmanlike behavior and racket abuse totaling over a third of his prize money.
Austin police are actively searching for a suspect in the assault of a woman following a downtown altercation. A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest, as the local community is urged to assist in solving the case.
Vice President Sara Duterte describes President Marcos Jr.’s anti-corruption campaign targeting flood control projects as a “zarzuela,” sparking tension and public interest in government transparency and accountability efforts.
The Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center has taken down over 52,000 e-sabong domains since 2023. This is part of a broader crackdown on illegal online cockfighting operations, with the Department of Justice exploring links to the disappearance of missing sabungeros.
Three workers lost their lives in a sewer incident in Trinity County, Texas. The deceased include two workers and one contractor. H20 Innovation, the company involved in the event, has announced the fatalities.
A 13-year-old boy remains in detention after a court in San Antonio, Texas, decided against his release. The teenager is accused of planning an attack on Rhodes Middle School. Authorities allege that the boy had intentions to carry out a violent act at the school, leading to his arrest and subsequent detention.
Robert Shrader, a former employee of Memorial Hermann, faces multiple charges for placing hidden cameras in hospital bathrooms. Authorities continue to investigate the scope of the recordings.
After a contentious debate in Mexico’s Senate over potential U.S. military intervention against drug cartels, discussions turned physical. The altercation underscores deep divisions on seeking foreign help to tackle drug violence, raising questions on national autonomy and public safety.