Texas will require anyone seeking a professional license—including electricians, dog breeders, and cosmetologists—to prove legal status in the country after the state’s Commission of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) unanimously approved a new rule Tuesday.
One year after Houston Mayor John Whitmire accused City Controller Chris Hollins of engaging in “pay-to-play” fundraising, the city’s legal department has cleared Hollins of wrongdoing.
Alessandrea “Alex” Carpio says the overwhelming support of Filipino fans helped the Philippines clinch a second consecutive Women’s World Cup berth.
NBA fans are in for a packed Wednesday slate, featuring several high-stakes matchups that could shape playoff seeding and fuel the ongoing tanking debate.
Mohamed Salah announced Tuesday that he will leave Liverpool at the end of the season, bringing an early end to his nine-year tenure at the club.
Miley Cyrus celebrated two decades since the premiere of Hannah Montana by reuniting with the show’s cast for the “Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special” in Los Angeles on Monday.
Singer-actress Angeline Quinto is set to graduate from college this June, achieving a long-time personal goal she initially kept secret from her husband and family.
Bear, the rescue dog credited with saving more than 100 koalas during Australia’s devastating bushfires, is retiring after a decade of service.
Iran has reportedly received a U.S.-backed proposal to pause the war in the Middle East, even as fighting continues and more American troops are being deployed to the region.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday said he is set to sign into law a bill suspending the collection of excise taxes on fuel products, with approval expected “by end of day.”