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An 18-year-old is dead after a shooting incident in Houston. Authorities are searching for four to six teen suspects who fired “rifle caliber” shots before fleeing. Police urge community cooperation in the ongoing investigation.
Following a tragic plane crash in Muan, the K-pop industry postpones events amid South Korea’s national mourning. Government declares a week-long period of remembrance.
Julia Barretto is set for an eventful 2025 with three new projects: “What Lies Beneath,” “Hello Heaven,” and “Artista Academy.” The actress discusses her roles and her dedication to her craft in a recent media conference.
Donald Trump has endorsed Mike Johnson for Speaker of the House, giving Johnson “complete and total endorsement.” Johnson, known for his conservative stance, aligns with Trump’s agenda. His potential leadership comes amid ongoing Republican discussions about the House’s future direction.
Netflix begins the year with a lineup of new releases, including K-dramas, documentaries, comedies, and more. From December 30 to January 5, the streaming giant offers fresh content to entertain its 270 million subscribers.
Former Senator Ping Lacson warns of potential legal challenges to the 2025 budget. Issues may arise despite recent changes by President Marcos, raising concerns about compliance with legal standards.
Two individuals arrested after shooting at a downtown Austin condo. The investigation continues as authorities seek a motive. Residents call for increased security.
Police responded to a burglary report at Dirk Nowitzki’s Dallas home but determined it was a false alarm. Officers found no evidence of a break-in. Nowitzki is a retired NBA star living in Preston Hollow, a neighborhood known for its affluent residents.
A routine traffic stop in Cypress led to the discovery of three snakes, a loaded gun, and illegal drugs. The driver, with an open felony warrant, was arrested, Constable Mark Herman reported.
The Bureau of Corrections has released 1,000 inmates between November and December, reaching 7,707 freed this year. This move aims to decongest prisons and aid reintegration.