Alias “Totoy,” a personal driver for Ramos, filed a complaint with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), claiming that the three women, along with bodyguards, repeatedly beat him at Ramos’ Makati residence on January 17.
Austin officials say the city’s cold weather shelters served a record number of people over the weekend as temperatures dipped below 20 degrees.
Bexar County elections officials say they have cleared a backlog of thousands of voter registration applications in time for early voting for the March 3 primary.
Lionel Richie will return to San Antonio this summer for a concert at the Frost Bank Center, joined once again by Earth, Wind & Fire.
The lawsuit alleges that Debra Lynch, a nurse practitioner and co-founder of the telehealth organization Her Safe Harbor, mailed abortion pills to Texas residents in cities including Beaumont, Fulshear, Tomball, Houston and El Paso.
Migrants reporting for routine check-ins at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Field Office in Dallas are increasingly being detained, according to immigration attorneys and advocates, a shift they say marks a departure from past practice.
The Justice Department announces it will soon complete the review and release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein, but no specific timeline is provided.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced an investigation into TikTok regarding claims of suppressing content critical of President Trump.
At least 6,126 people have died in Iran amid a nationwide crackdown on protests, activists said Tuesday, as the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier group arrived in the Middle East, providing the U.S. military with the capability to respond if necessary.
Malacañang on Tuesday described the impeachment complaints filed against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as an attack that could affect not only the president but also the Philippine economy, while saying the administration will respect Congress’ legal process.