The Texas House passed Senate Bill 33, preventing local governments from using tax revenue for abortion-related travel assistance. The bill awaits state Senate approval and Governor Abbott’s decision, potentially impacting city funding strategies for abortion seekers in Texas.
Austin City Council approves a $104 million funding allocation for the construction of three downtown caps and two northern stitches to enhance urban connectivity and public spaces.
Severe thunderstorms caused power outages for more than 6,000 CPS Energy customers in San Antonio. Restoration efforts are ongoing as crews work to repair damage and restore electricity amid challenging weather conditions. Safety and emergency preparedness remain top priorities for the utility and local authorities.
Authorities to hold a press conference following the fatal shooting of two Israeli embassy staffers outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. The victims, identified as Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim, were killed Wednesday night.
Tom Cruise visited Dallas to promote “Mission Impossible – The Final Reckoning.” He surprised fans at local theaters and enjoyed Texas barbecue at Pecan Lodge, Deep Ellum.
The Texas Senate revises a student discipline bill, granting schools increased flexibility and emphasizing restorative practices. The bill seeks to balance order with educational needs.
Martin Nievera expresses hopes for his son Santino, who is on the autism spectrum, as he enters adulthood after high school graduation, highlighting the importance of patience and support.
Ray Parks Jr. announced that his return to Japan’s B.League is still under negotiation, as revealed during the B.League Final Week Manila event. Parks, who has been part of the league for four years, is currently focusing on family and wedding preparations.
Chelsea Manalo, Miss Universe Asia, showcased Filipino designer Michael Cinco’s creations at a runway show in Cannes, France, alongside other continental queens, Miss Universe Americas Tatiana Calmell and Miss Universe Europe and Middle East Matilda Wirtavouri, at the Carlton Hotel on May 22.
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) Second Division dismissed a disqualification case against Senator-elect Erwin Tulfo relating to the May 12 midterm elections, citing that the citizenship issue should have been addressed through a different petition process.