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PhilHealth announces coverage for heatstroke, heat exhaustion, and related illnesses amid warnings of dangerous heat index levels. The health insurance provider aims to alleviate medical expenses during summer with comprehensive inpatient benefits.
Pope Francis died at the age of 88, the Vatican announced. Known for his dedication to the Church, he made his final appearance on Easter Sunday at Saint Peter’s Square.
San Antonio Police Department is searching for Da’Karry Hampton, a 16-year-old boy last seen on April 12. SAPD seeks public help in locating him.
The Austin Police Department is investigating three deaths in East Austin over three days. Two men were found shot in an apartment parking garage, and another body was discovered by a creek. The police are determining if the cases are connected and have increased neighborhood patrols.
The YMCA of Greater Houston announces a 2.7% workforce reduction due to federal funding cuts, impacting services and leading to the closure of the Alief Family YMCA. Despite challenges, the organization remains committed to community support. Explore the broader implications for local refugee services and youth programs.
Houston’s Fortune 500 companies have suffered a collective market value loss of $167 billion following President Trump’s tariff announcements. Exxon Mobil faced the largest decline, while energy sector giants like APA Corporation and Schlumberger also experienced significant share price drops. Despite these challenges, companies such as Sysco and Group 1 Automotive demonstrated relative resilience in the face of market turbulence. Houston’s corporate giants are strategically navigating the fluctuating economic landscape to ensure long-term growth amidst ongoing global trade challenges.
Financial advisors in Houston emphasize strategy and composure amid market volatility. Guidance focuses on personalized planning, maintaining liquid assets, and investing during downturns to ensure long-term financial security. The importance of professional advice over social media tips is underscored, advocating for a proactive approach to retirement planning.
Nvidia plans to establish two AI supercomputer factories in Texas, collaborating with Foxconn and Wistron, to enhance manufacturing capabilities amid looming tariffs. These facilities promise over a million square feet of space, focusing on AI supercomputers and chips, while sidestepping potential trade disruptions.
The Golden State Warriors, led by Steph Curry and bolstered by Jimmy Butler, aim to break their play-in losing streak against the Memphis Grizzlies at the NBA Western Conference play-in tournament.
Petro Gazz Angels clinch PVL championship, PBA inducts new Greatest list members, NBA West postseason race concludes, Alex Eala starts clay season, and Adamson’s Shaina Nitura shines in UAAP volleyball.