101 Philippine athletes compete in Asian Beach Games
The Philippine Olympic Committee said 101 Filipino athletes will compete in the 6th Asian Beach Games scheduled from April 22 to 30 in Sanya, China.
The Philippine Olympic Committee said 101 Filipino athletes will compete in the 6th Asian Beach Games scheduled from April 22 to 30 in Sanya, China.
Actress Angel Aquino said she is grateful for the positive and respectful response following her public comments about her sexuality, adding that the moment was not planned.
An Austin district judge on Monday issued a temporary injunction blocking the state’s removal of women- and minority-owned businesses from Texas’ Historically Underutilized Business program, restoring certifications while a lawsuit proceeds.
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The Austin Police Department said Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened an investigation into the department’s cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott threatened to withdraw $110 million in public safety grants from the city of Houston in a letter sent Monday to Mayor John Whitmire over a newly approved city policy limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
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