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Texas builders alarmed by Trump’s deportation pledge, fearing it could cripple the construction sector. Undocumented workers are crucial, and deportations may risk housing and infrastructure projects in the rapidly growing state. Industry leaders call for balanced immigration policies to protect economic stability.
Goldenrod Companies is set to develop a $400M mixed-use complex in Fort Worth’s Cultural District, featuring luxury apartments, retail, and office spaces, despite office market challenges.
The Austin Police Department’s SWAT team is responding to a situation in Del Valle, Texas. Residents are urged to stay indoors as police work to secure the area. Details remain limited as officers focus on public safety.
Houston’s NRG Stadium is undergoing $35 million in renovations to update its infrastructure, seating, and technology. The project aims to enhance the fan experience and maintain the stadium’s status as a top-tier venue.
An election officer with five years of experience was tragically shot dead in Lanao, Northern Mindanao. This incident adds to a troubling pattern of violence against election officials. The Commission on Elections expresses deep concern over the persistent threats facing its staff.
House Speaker Ferdinand Romualdez calls on Vice President Sara Duterte to address allegations of misusing P612.5 million in confidential funds during her tenure as Education Secretary. The controversy has drawn significant public attention and highlights the broader issue of transparency in government fund allocation.
Oil firms announce a fuel price increase of over P1 per liter effective Tuesday, impacting consumers and the energy sector. Factors include global oil market trends and currency fluctuations. Government and public reactions vary amidst suggestions for mitigating measures.
The teen accused of murdering 17-year-old Kaitlin Hernandez is set to appear in Juvenile Court on Monday. The case involves the discovery of Hernandez’s body in a ditch near her home in March, leading to widespread attention and community concern.
Wicked” and “Gladiator II” have earned $270.2 million globally, offering a boost to cinemas and Hollywood amid economic challenges. This success provides reassurance to the industry during the holiday season.
Miami Heat defeated the Dallas Mavericks 123-118 in overtime on Sunday. Jimmy Butler scored 33 points in a standout performance. The Heat’s teamwork and determination secured their victory.