Former NBA star Paul Pierce was arrested on suspicion of DUI after being found asleep at the wheel on a Los Angeles highway. Officers from the California Highway Patrol discovered signs of alcohol impairment in Pierce following a multi-vehicle crash. The Los Angeles city attorney will review the case.
The Affordable Care Act tax credits set to expire in 2025 could lead to increased healthcare costs and uninsured Americans. Learn more about the potential impacts and the ongoing political debate.
Austin ISD’s proposal to close and consolidate schools has met with significant resistance, highlighted by a protest rally following a contentious school board meeting. The plan involves closing 13 campuses and boundary changes affecting 98% of schools, sparking community concerns and efforts to retain certain schools.
President Trump announces a new deal with AstraZeneca to provide discounted drug prices to U.S. patients. The company will offer reduced prices for specific medications and join the “TrumpRx” website. This development is part of the Trump administration’s effort to make medications more affordable for Americans.
President Trump underwent a routine checkup at Walter Reed, six months after his last physical. His physician confirmed continued excellent health. This medical assessment is part of the standard practice to monitor presidential well-being.
Manchester honored boxing legend Ricky Hatton, who passed away at 46, with a funeral at Manchester Cathedral. Fans lined the streets as the procession moved from Hyde to the cathedral, marking a heartfelt goodbye to the former world champion.
A George Floyd mural in Houston’s Third Ward may face removal under the federal “Safe Roads” policy. The initiative mandates the removal of non-standard roadway artwork to improve road safety. Community leaders express concerns over the potential loss of culturally significant expressions.
The government shutdown has entered its 10th day, causing disruptions nationwide, including layoffs of federal employees. The deadlock between Republicans and Democrats over the budget prolongs uncertainty, affecting thousands of public sector workers and their families while also impacting services and local economies.
The European Union has allocated €750,000 (P50.8 million) in humanitarian aid to Cebu, Philippines, following an earthquake on October 10, 2025. The funds, part of a larger €7.3 million package for the Philippines, will provide emergency relief and support the Philippine Red Cross in delivering essential services to affected communities.
The ICC denied former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s bid for temporary release on October 10, 2025, citing the influence of his children, Sara and Baste Duterte. The court highlighted concerns about the potential flight risk due to the family’s political influence and public remarks, marking a significant development in Duterte’s ongoing legal proceedings related to his war on drugs.