Actress Jennica Garcia addressed public confusion over an event art card that resembled a memorial tribute. The promotional card, intended for a celebration at Our Lady Mary Mediatrix of All Grace Chapel, went viral for its design. Garcia assured her followers of her well-being through social media, highlighting the power of online discourse on public perception.
The U.S. Department of Justice wins a landmark antitrust case against Google, with a court ruling that the tech giant monopolized digital advertising markets. This decision could reshape digital advertising and search landscapes as legal proceedings continue.
The Philippine Statistics Authority reported that ischaemic heart disease was the leading cause of death in the Philippines in 2024, accounting for 19.3% of deaths. Neoplasms ranked second at 11.1%.
World Boxing announced mandatory gender testing for competition eligibility, following the controversy at the Paris Olympics involving Imane Khelif. The policy aims to ensure fairness in upcoming events, including the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
Austin Energy advances to phase two of its recovery plan after a severe storm left thousands without power. Crews are working tirelessly to restore electricity, prioritizing areas with the highest outages. Residents remain patient as local officials coordinate recovery efforts and community organizations support affected populations.
The Filipino Leaders Coalition of North Texas will hold a Philippine Independence Day celebration on Saturday, June 1, at Asia Times Square in Grand Prairie, Texas.
Texas Senate Bill 17, which bans land purchases by entities from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, awaits Governor Abbott’s approval. The legislation focuses on safeguarding state security and economy by restricting foreign investments in Texas real estate.
The FBI is offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of escaped Arkansas inmate Grant Hardin. The search continues as law enforcement agencies collaborate in efforts to capture the former police chief convicted of murder and rape. Public cooperation is vital in resolving this high-profile case.
A Bexar County EMS worker in Texas was arrested on charges of official oppression and indecent assault after allegations of inappropriate behavior towards a female coworker. The incident involved unwanted physical contact and inappropriate comments. An investigation revealed no prior inappropriate relationship between the accused and the victim.
Robert Morris, founder of Gateway Church, admits to inappropriate past conduct and seeks arbitration for financial disputes amidst charges of lewd acts with a child.