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Former President Donald Trump has launched a new fragrance line titled “Fight, Fight, Fight” through his Truth Social app. The announcement, featuring a photo with Jill Biden, has sparked both interest and controversy. Trump’s choice of promotional imagery and the fragrance’s combative name reflect his branding strategy, ensuring that his business endeavors remain in the spotlight.
Houston attorney Tony Buzbee has filed a lawsuit against rapper Jay-Z, accusing him of raping a minor. This follows Buzbee’s legal actions against Sean “Diddy” Combs. Jay-Z denies the allegations, marking a significant legal battle in the entertainment industry.
NLEX guard Kevin Alas sees increased playtime against San Miguel Beer, doubling his minutes on the court, as he returns from a previous game with limited time.
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concluded with record-breaking earnings of $2.2 billion, making it the highest-grossing tour in history. Fans worldwide contributed significantly to this achievement, highlighting the economic impact of live music events.
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed 14, including children, amid an escalating humanitarian crisis. This report examines the impact of recent events on local populations and the challenges faced by international aid efforts.
The House committee in the Philippines investigates budget use by the Office of the Vice President and the Department of Education. Concerns arise over the potential misuse of confidential funds, while lawmakers call for thorough scrutiny. Vice President Sara Duterte denies any wrongdoing amidst the ongoing inquiry.
Two men were shot following a fight on Houston’s west side. One man was struck in the back and the other in the ribs, according to SAPD. An investigation is ongoing.
Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes plans to retire in May 2025 after 25 years of service. His tenure was marked by significant community-focused initiatives and leadership challenges. The department is now beginning the search for his successor, aiming to continue progress in public safety and community relations.
Austin has been named the most festive city in the U.S. for the third year, while San Antonio ranks tenth, highlighting Texas’s holiday spirit. Austin’s vibrant light displays and San Antonio’s cultural festivities draw tourists and locals, boosting community pride and economic growth.
METRO allocates $25 million for Houston’s traffic enforcement in 2025, aiming to improve road safety and manage congestion. The funding, separate from public transportation, supports law enforcement efforts, highlighting METRO’s role in urban planning.