Starting April 1, 2026, Texas SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) participants will face new restrictions on what foods and beverages can be purchased, following Senate Bill 379 and approval from the USDA Food and Nutrition Service.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has requested a rare meeting of the Endangered Species Act Committee—often called the “God Squad”—to consider exempting the Gulf of Mexico oil and gas industry from environmental protections, citing “national security” reasons.
As of Tuesday, smokable forms of hemp, including flower and extracts, are no longer allowed to be sold in Texas following new regulations from the Department of State Health Services (DSHS).
The San Antonio Philharmonic announced Monday that it will go ahead with its Young People’s Concerts in May despite ongoing challenges.
U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, a Republican representing Texas’ 21st Congressional District, is facing backlash after a social media post Sunday calling for “No more Muslims,” along with “No more criminals. No more marxists.
Japan deployed its first long-range missile at a southwestern army camp Tuesday as the country strengthens its offensive capabilities amid regional security concerns.
Britain’s Got Talent contestant Matty received a Golden Buzzer from judge Simon Cowell after performing a rendition of Prince’s “Purple Rain,” earning a standing ovation from the judges and audience.
Taylor Swift is facing a federal lawsuit filed March 30 in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California by Las Vegas performer Maren Wade, who alleges trademark infringement over the title “The Life of a Showgirl.”
Patrick Gerard Lee won a bronze medal for the Philippines in the men’s C5 scratch race at the Asian Cycling Confederation Track and Para Track Cycling Championships on Sunday, March 29, at the Tagaytay City Velodrome, marking the country’s first medal in the competition and earning points toward qualification for the 2028 Paralympics.
Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced on Tuesday, March 31, that he approved a recommendation to cap the price of imported well-milled rice at ₱50 per kilo, with an executive order to be issued to implement the measure.