A federal judge in Austin, Texas, issued a temporary injunction blocking the display of Ten Commandments posters in classrooms following a lawsuit alleging constitutional violations. This legal battle may set a precedent and impact nationwide education policies regarding religious displays.
The former Marathon Oil headquarters in Houston has been sold to MetroNational, concluding a significant chapter for the energy firm post-merger with ConocoPhillips. The sale reflects the ongoing evolution of Houston’s corporate real estate and broader restructuring in the oil industry.
Herb Sheaner, WWII veteran and former Jesuit Dallas coach, celebrated his 101st birthday. His life marked by military service and coaching accomplishments, continues to inspire many within the community.
The Texas House approved a GOP-favored congressional map after a delay from a Democratic walkout. The map aims to secure Republican advantages in upcoming U.S. House elections.
As the U.S. deploys military forces to the Caribbean to counter drug trafficking, Venezuelans in Houston express mixed emotions. They grapple with concerns over growing tensions and hope this move pressures President Nicolás Maduro, possibly leading to a return to their homeland.
Gerald Anderson makes his directorial debut in ABS-CBN’s “Sins of the Father,” now the most-watched series on iWant. The Philippine action-drama, starring Gerald Anderson, JC de Vera, and Shaina Magdayao, follows bank manager Samuel Trinidad as he navigates a criminal conspiracy linked to his father’s past. Directed by FM Reyes and Bjoy Balagtas, the series has captivated audiences and trends online since its premiere.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. acknowledged the clarity time has brought to the understanding of Ninoy Aquino’s assassination, stressing the importance of learning from history, as the Philippines commemorates Ninoy Aquino Day.
Senator Bam Aquino commemorated Ninoy Aquino Day on August 21, 2025, highlighting his uncle’s legacy and the ongoing fight for justice in the Philippines.
Vice President Sara Duterte admitted lack of knowledge on the curriculum she led as education secretary, according to the Palace. Her tenure faced criticisms, including reliance on officials, undistributed gadgets, and misused funds. Duterte resigned, continues to criticize President Marcos’s administration, and faces corruption allegations.
In a bold move, President Trump has called for Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to step down amid mortgage fraud allegations. This demand arises from accusations by a Trump appointee, stirring political and financial circles. The Federal Reserve and Cook have yet to respond as markets watch closely.