Derek Carr, New Orleans Saints quarterback, retires from the NFL due to a shoulder injury. Carr concludes his career after two seasons with the Saints, shifting focus to health and family.
Pope Leo XIV identifies artificial intelligence as a central challenge facing humanity in his inaugural address, emphasizing the continuation of Pope Francis’s reforms.
Justin Brownlee is recovering well from hand surgery, according to Gilas Pilipinas manager Alfrancis Chua. This recovery is crucial for his potential participation in the Fiba Asia Cup in August in Saudi Arabia. Brownlee’s health and readiness are key focuses for his team as they prepare for the tournament.
The Department of Budget and Management confirmed a P2,000 honoraria increase for teachers and poll workers for the 2025 midterm elections, under President Marcos Jr.’s mandate.
Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones presented a resolution declaring May as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month during a Commissioners Court session on May 8.
Priscilla Green seeks answers and justice after her husband’s death in Bexar County jail, calling for reforms and accountability in jail healthcare practices.
Actress Carla Abellana became a victim of a food delivery scam when a rider from a popular service failed to deliver her paid order. She shared her experience on social media, warning others of a potential second scam attempt by another rider claiming cash on delivery was needed.
A Vietnam veteran intervened to save a woman during a dog attack in San Antonio. The incident led to the woman being hospitalized and legal action against the dog’s owner. The case highlights concerns about public safety and pet ownership responsibilities.
Google will pay almost $1.4 billion to Texas to settle allegations of privacy violations from lawsuits filed in 2022. Texas AG Ken Paxton announced the resolution, which marks a significant legal milestone in data privacy protection.
James Foley, renowned director of “Fifty Shades of Grey” sequels, passed away from brain cancer at 71 in Los Angeles. Known for “Glengarry Glen Ross” and “House of Cards,” Foley’s influential work spanned film and television.