Former Congressman Zaldy Co declines to return to the Philippines amid fears for his safety and claims of prejudgment in his case related to alleged flood control project anomalies. His lawyer confirms Co’s decision to stay abroad and not contest the Ombudsman complaints.
The ongoing federal government shutdown has led to the cancellation of the annual Veterans Day ceremony at the Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery.
Actress Carla Abellana has been dubbed the “Queen of Call Out” by netizens for her vocal stance on social and political issues through social media.
Forbes Asia’s 2025 Power Businesswomen list honors two Filipinas, Mybelle Aragon-Gobio and Mariana Zobel de Ayala, for their influential roles in Asia’s business sector.
Daniel Padilla and Kaila Estrada, rumored to be a couple, celebrated Halloween by wearing matching costumes as the iconic Addams couple, gaining attention and sparking discussions among fans and the media alike.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s announcement of a “100% tariff” on NYC residents relocating to Texas raises questions about legality under U.S. constitutional law, highlighting interstate commerce and migration policy discussions.
The Bureau of Customs assures no harassment for winning bidders of seven luxury cars from the Discaya couple amid controversy, emphasizing transparency and bidder protection.
Bexar County voters approve $503 million for Spurs arena and rodeo upgrades as part of San Antonio’s Project Marvel. Funding aims to revitalize downtown and boost the local economy.
The City of San Antonio hosts a food distribution event at Freeman Coliseum, providing essential goods to 500 registered families. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to support local residents affected by economic challenges and the SNAP benefit pause.
A data breach in Houston exposed firefighters’ personal information, sparking concerns over information security and accountability. The incident involved access to unprotected Social Security numbers of thousands of firefighters.