Cuba is grappling with a major power blackout as the island faces mounting economic pressure from a U.S.-imposed oil embargo, while President Donald Trump on Monday made explicit threats against the country.
Advocates say a recent bipartisan vote in the U.S. Senate could help tackle North Texas’s rising housing costs and limited availability.
Visitation at Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park in the Texas Hill Country dropped sharply in 2025, falling nearly 70% from over 119,000 visits in 2024 to just above 38,000, according to the National Park Service (NPS).
The Texas A&M University Office of the Commandant has announced new safety protocols for the Cadet Corps, citing concerns over domestic and international security threats amid Operation Epic Fury.
By the end of 2026, 15 African countries will have elected new parliaments, reflecting both the continent’s diversity and a clear trend: the number of women running for and holding parliamentary seats has risen significantly over the past two decades.
As the March 17 deadline approaches for Texas’s record-setting school choice program, Houston families are leading the state in applications for Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFAs).
Houston is drawing an unexpected surge of visitors this spring break, with tourism officials and business owners noting a rise in hotel bookings and increased nightlife activity across the city.
The election of constitutional lawyer Menaka Guruswamy to India’s upper house of parliament marks a milestone for LGBTQ+ representation in the country’s national politics.
Three people were arrested following a major drug bust at a home in southwest Houston, authorities said.
The Senate of the Philippines on Tuesday approved on third and final reading a bill granting Ferdinand Marcos Jr. the authority to suspend or reduce excise taxes on petroleum products to cushion consumers from surging fuel prices.