Intel and IBM announce significant layoffs in Texas as part of operational consolidation, impacting nearly 200 jobs amid global restructuring efforts. Both companies are adapting to changing market conditions with strategic workforce reductions.
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) experiences a major data breach affecting nearly 300,000 Texans, compromising personal information in crash reports. TxDOT is investigating the breach and has set up a hotline for affected individuals.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has requested $11.1 billion in reimbursements from the federal government for border security expenses incurred since 2021. The request, part of President Trump’s budget reconciliation package, covers costs related to border wall construction and Operation Lone Star.
Global K-pop group BTS has officially initiated preparations for their 2026 comeback with a songwriting camp in the United States, marking their first full-group project since completing mandatory military service.
The San Antonio food industry is actively supporting Kerr County flood relief by donating sales and organizing food drives. Local businesses and the San Antonio Food Bank are coordinating efforts to assist victims of the recent floods in Texas.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. extends condolences to the U.S. and President Trump over Texas floods that claimed 120 lives. Ongoing rescue efforts continue in the wake of the devastating disaster.
The United States has announced a 20% tariff on goods imported from the Philippines, citing non-reciprocal trade relations. This decision follows a letter from President Trump to Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. detailing the new tariffs and highlighting concerns over the imbalance in trade relations.
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was detained again Thursday due to accusations related to his martial law declaration. The Seoul Central District Court ordered his arrest amid concerns of evidence tampering. The case against Yoon could expand to include additional charges.
MANILA, Philippines — Actress Kathryn Bernardo and Lucena City Mayor Mark Alcala were seen together at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) as…
Netflix confirms the live-action adaptation of “Solo Leveling,” starring Byeon Woo-seok. The series will follow Sung Jin-woo, an E-rank Hunter with newfound powers. Based on the popular web novel, it boasts 14.3 billion views. The adaptation, directed by Lee Hae-jun and Kim Byung-seo, promises action and fantasy, produced by Kakao Entertainment and SANAI PICTURES.