Jia De Guzman urges support, balance amid Alas Pilipinas issues
Jia De Guzman, captain of Alas Pilipinas, is calling for a better national system that supports volleyball players’ growth, welfare, and careers.
Jia De Guzman, captain of Alas Pilipinas, is calling for a better national system that supports volleyball players’ growth, welfare, and careers.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is hosting a three-day job fair in San Antonio from March 24 to 26 to recruit new personnel for national security roles.
A small town in Campbell is facing controversy after about $28,000 in taxpayer money was spent through roughly 150 unauthorized credit card charges between 2024 and 2025.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is giving $625 million to 11 U.S. cities that will host matches for the FIFA World Cup 2026 to help boost security and safety preparations.
Austin is launching a major $1.48 million overhaul of its city website on Thursday, cutting tens of thousands of pages to simplify navigation and improve accessibility.
A new Texas law restricting certain drag performances in public spaces takes effect today, even as a legal challenge continues.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that the state will no longer observe César Chávez Day, citing recently reported allegations of sexual abuse against the late labor leader.
The Rafah crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt has reopened, but only for a small number of people.
Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the suspension of planned fare increases for most public utility vehicles (PUVs), citing the need to ease the burden on commuters during a global crisis driven by rising fuel costs.
Authorities in Seoul are rolling out extensive security and traffic measures as more than 200,000 fans are expected to gather for the comeback concert of BTS on March 21 at Gwanghwamun Square.