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“Smoking for Jesus Ministry celebrates 20 years in Burnet, Texas, after relocating from New Orleans due to Hurricane Katrina. The congregation has thrived under Pastor Willie Monnet Sr.’s leadership, establishing a church and school, while contributing to local community growth.”
Meta Description: BSP Governor Eli Remolona retains his spot on Global Finance’s honor roll, earning an “A-” for his leadership amidst economic challenges. The magazine highlights his role in managing inflation and currency stability.
Discover the Bush Family Home in Houston, where the Bush family lived from 1951 to 1955. Explore the residence that offers a glimpse into the early lives of two future U.S. Presidents and learn about its historical significance.
A home invasion in Houston left a mother and her twin daughters terrified after an intruder broke into their apartment. Surveillance footage captured the incident, and police are investigating. Community leaders and law enforcement are working on measures to enhance neighborhood safety.
Public Works Secretary Manuel Bonoan rejects resignation calls amid flood project allegations, emphasizing accountability and anti-corruption efforts while retaining presidential trust.
Video reveals aftermath of South Austin officer-involved shooting at Thundercloud Subs. The incident resulted in the suspect’s death and a bystander injury. Austin Police to release further details in an upcoming press conference.
Saul Gonzalez, 66, was arrested for the 2005 murder of pregnant Valerie Laguna in Cotulla, Texas. Charged with capital murder, forensic advancements linked him to the crime. The arrest provides hope for justice in this long-standing case.
Carlos Alcaraz overcomes a minor knee issue to secure a victory in the US Open’s third round, defeating Luciano Darderi. Despite a brief setback, Alcaraz’s strong performance continues, advancing to face Arthur Rinderknech in the next round.
China criticizes the Philippines for allowing a visit by Taiwan’s top diplomat, accusing Manila of undermining its One China Policy commitments and questioning its credibility. The Philippines disputes recognizing any Taiwanese officials in the visit.
A federal appeals court deemed many of Trump’s tariffs unlawful but didn’t stop them. The tariffs, largely imposed under national security pretenses, remain in effect. The ruling prompts further scrutiny of trade measures and pressures the Biden administration for clarity amid ongoing WTO disputes.