Vice President Sara Duterte on May 7 blamed President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his administration for rising government debt and unemployment, saying policy failures were driving economic strain in the Philippines.
Gov. Greg Abbott is escalating the use of state funding threats to compel Texas cities to comply with his policy demands, forcing multiple municipalities to reverse or reconsider local decisions in recent weeks.
A new University of Houston survey shows broad disapproval of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) among residents in the greater Houston area, along with majority support for eliminating the agency.
Seventeen dogs were rescued Thursday from a suspected illegal breeding operation northeast of Houston, according to the Houston Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Houston SPCA) and local law enforcement.
A Belgian fashion designer has accused the team of Blackpink member Jisoo of failing to return borrowed clothing used in a past album photo shoot, before later saying the dispute is now being resolved.
At Molina High School, prom season has turned a school testing center into a free boutique, giving students access to formal dresses donated by the community.
Soccer fans could earn $50,000 while watching the FIFA World Cup, thanks to a new promotional job search launched by FOX Sports, FOX One, and Indeed.
Texas transportation officials are urging drivers to stay alert and “look twice for motorcycles” as part of Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, citing a continued rise in motorcycle-related crashes across the state.
The learning management system Canvas (Instructure) experienced a global outage Thursday after administrators detected unauthorized activity, temporarily locking millions of students out of course materials and grade systems before restoring access later the same day.
Actress Matet de Leon said there is a “misunderstanding” between her and her siblings and their brother Ian de Leon over issues involving the estate and legacy of their late mother, Nora Aunor.