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Luis Borges sues Bexar County Sheriff’s Office, alleging religious discrimination after deputies found his wife’s La Santa Muerte altar. Lawsuit claims Sheriff Javier Salazar disqualified Borges due to personal beliefs. Borges seeks damages and policy changes for religious inclusivity in law enforcement.
Jollibee Group has partnered with the Department of Education to invest in educational initiatives in the Philippines, including a quick service restaurant curriculum and classroom construction, as part of its 50th-anniversary celebrations.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has implemented a total ban on online gambling links in e-wallets to secure the country’s position on the Financial Action Task Force’s gray list. The BSP warns that non-compliance could risk the Philippines’ removal from the list, emphasizing the importance of curbing such activities for financial stability.
Houston Public Works seeks City Council approval for an $8.5 million plan to replace 25,000 old water meters to resolve billing issues. A 12-month pilot will test the new smart meters’ efficiency.
An unexploded World War I-era ordnance found in Houston’s Memorial Park was safely detonated by the police bomb squad, showcasing the site’s historical significance and ongoing safety efforts.
The Philippine SEC has issued cease and desist orders against seven unregistered online lenders for operating without approval, highlighting regulatory efforts to safeguard public interest and maintain the integrity of the financial services sector.
China’s coal power capacity rose significantly in the first half of the year, challenging its climate goals despite growth in renewables. As coal projects expand, China’s emissions strategies come under scrutiny ahead of upcoming international climate commitments.
Dallas police officers can now wear cowboy hats on duty, introducing a Texas flair to their uniforms. This update reflects the city’s cultural identity and aligns with trends in regional law enforcement.
Poodie’s Roadhouse in Spicewood hosted a 12-hour benefit concert to support Texas Hill Country flood victims, featuring music, community involvement, and a livestream, enhancing relief efforts and uniting the community in a shared cause.
Texas schools will ban certain food additives in lunches starting fall. The new law targets ingredients like brominated vegetable oil and red dye 3 to improve children’s health.