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Labor unions in the Philippines are urging the government to pause the increase in SSS member contributions, emphasizing worker welfare and legal obligations. This highlights ongoing discussions about balancing social security funding and worker burdens, with the government asked to play a supportive role.
Rep. Rodolfo Ordanes pushed for updating Batas Pambansa 344, a 40-year-old law for persons with disabilities, to include senior citizens, children, and LGBTQIA members. The proposed amendments aim to expand its coverage and enhance accessibility measures in physical infrastructure and digital platforms, aligning with international standards.
Venezuelan opposition leader met with U.S. President Joe Biden amid debates over Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s election claim. United States and several European countries have disputed the legitimacy of Venezuela’s elections, citing unfair practices. The two leaders discussed promoting democratic norms, potential international pressure on Maduro, and addressing humanitarian crises in Venezuela.
DART’s $2 billion Silver Line project progresses towards completion, connecting Plano to DFW International Airport. The Silver Line spans seven cities, enhancing regional connectivity with state-of-the-art vehicles. Testing is underway, aiming for service by late 2025 or early 2026.
Maris Racal announces the US premiere of her film “Sunshine” at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. The film, part of the World Cinema Now section, explores the life of a young gymnast facing teenage pregnancy and competitive sports pressures. Fans can join Q&A sessions with director Antoinette Jadaone following each screening.
wo individuals were caught illegally spearfishing in Lady Bird Lake, Austin, Texas, with over 75 pounds of bass. They now face multiple citations from Texas Game Wardens as authorities enforce fishing regulations in the area.
Texas legislators are set to reform a controversial tax exemption system for affordable housing, targeting loopholes that allow HFCs to exempt properties outside their jurisdictions. The planned reforms aim to ensure the system supports affordable housing without overburdening local taxpayers.
Tilman Fertitta, a prominent Houston billionaire, is delivering on his commitment to enhance the retail offerings at the luxurious River Oaks District.…
Atascocita and Conroe are leading the surge in Houston’s suburban growth, ranking among the fastest-growing areas in the U.S. According to a SmartAsset study, these suburbs are experiencing significant population increases, impacting local businesses and services. As housing demand rises, Houston’s suburban appeal continues to shape living trends across Texas.
Former President Jimmy Carter, aged 100, has passed away. President Donald Trump plans to attend Carter’s state funeral, acknowledging his legacy and contributions.