Two junior high school students died, including the suspected gunman, after a student opened fire at Ateneo de Zamboanga University on Tuesday morning, prompting renewed calls to review security measures in Philippine schools.
Russia warned Britain Monday that it would face consequences over reports that UK-made drones supplied to Ukraine had been used in strikes against military and industrial targets inside Russian territory.
Liechtenstein has ended its preference for male heirs to the throne, allowing the firstborn child of the ruling family to inherit regardless of sex, the House of Liechtenstein announced Saturday.
The Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars have settled their legal dispute and reached an agreement that will keep both teams at American Airlines Center through the 2030-31 season, the organizations announced Monday.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has confirmed 46 cases of New World screwworm infestations in the United States, including 45 in Texas and one in New Mexico, as federal and state officials continue efforts to contain the flesh-eating parasite.
The San Antonio City Council voted Monday against putting the city’s $489 million contribution to a new Spurs arena before voters in the Nov. 3 midterm election, leaving last year’s Bexar County vote as the only public vote on more than $800 million in planned public funding for the project.
The University of Texas at San Antonio has restricted access to some university accounts and online services after detecting unauthorized activity on its technology systems over the weekend, just two days before the fall semester begins.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott said Monday he ordered a pause in construction activity inside Big Bend National Park as he prepares to visit the area amid growing opposition to the Trump administration’s border infrastructure plans.
Austin Mayor Kirk Watson said Monday he hopes state education officials will consider Austin Independent School District’s recent progress as they decide whether to intervene in the district after two middle schools received their fifth consecutive failing rating.
Kendra Kramer has defended her parents, Doug and Chesca Kramer, against online criticism that they control their children and take advantage of their involvement in show business and social media.