Your sponsor passed away, what happens to your petition now?
When a U.S. petitioner dies, the beneficiary’s immigration route can suddenly collapse. The law automatically revokes the immigrant petition at the petitioner’s…
When a U.S. petitioner dies, the beneficiary’s immigration route can suddenly collapse. The law automatically revokes the immigrant petition at the petitioner’s…
What does it mean to be successful? For many, it’s a degree, a title, or a paycheck. For Dr. Pat Lindsay “Pinky” Catalla-Buscaino — a Filipino American storyteller, educator, and community advocate — success is measured differently: by impact, legacy, and the stories we leave behind.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is urging Texas schools to enforce seat belt use on school buses following a rollover accident in Leander, Texas, in August 2023. The accident involved 42 students, leading to injuries and subsequent calls for stricter seat belt enforcement in school transportation.
A Houston woman, Roda Osman, found guilty of fraudulently raising $42K through GoFundMe. Sentenced to probation and 90 days in jail, with an appeal process underway.
U.S. hospitals are urging the Trump administration to reconsider a $100,000 H-1B visa fee, warning it may worsen nursing shortages. As institutions rely on international professionals to fill critical roles, the fee presents significant financial and operational challenges. Hospitals stress the risk to patient care amid an existing staffing crisis.
The Justice Department suspends two prosecutors following their description of the January 6 Capitol siege as a “riot” by a “mob,” highlighting the sensitivity and impact of language in legal proceedings. This decision underscores the department’s careful management of public and legal narratives surrounding the Capitol attack. Discover the facts behind this significant move by federal authorities and its implications for ongoing legal cases related to the event.
Regal Entertainment Inc. has publicly defended Ivana Alawi amid rumors suggesting that the actress-content creator is causing shooting delays on the film “Shake, Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins.”
Lea Salonga and Liza Soberano join the voice cast of DreamWorks’ animated film “Forgotten Island,” focusing on Philippine mythology. The project emphasizes diverse cultural representation in media.
The Houston City Council has greenlit a $16 million homeless “superhub” in East Downtown, drawing praise from officials and criticism from local residents. The facility will repurpose a former shelter to provide resources for the homeless, with plans to open by early 2026.
President Trump directs the Pentagon to resume nuclear weapons testing, ending a 33-year pause. The move aims to maintain competitiveness with countries advancing in nuclear arms development. The directive, announced before meeting Xi Jinping, raises concerns about global stability and arms race resumption. Lawmakers debate the impacts of restarting tests.