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Tyler Robinson, charged with the murder of Charlie Kirk, remains uncooperative with authorities. The case raises questions about political violence motives and Robinson’s alleged involvement. Governor Milton urges public assistance as authorities continue their investigation into this high-profile assassination.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. pledged full independence for the Independent Commission for Infrastructure to combat corruption in government projects. Meanwhile, Brice Hernandez returned to Senate custody.
President Donald Trump plans to discuss TikTok’s future with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Amid security concerns, a proposed deal involving Oracle and Walmart seeks to resolve the U.S.-China tech dispute, affecting millions of American users.
The Travis County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a homicide suspect involved in a disturbing incident at an Austin apartment complex. The suspect allegedly assaulted his ex-girlfriend, pushing her into a moving vehicle’s path. Authorities are urging public assistance and vigilance as the investigation progresses, highlighting community safety concerns.
Speaker Martin Romualdez and 11 other House members denied accusations of receiving bribes linked to flood control projects, vowing legal action against contractor’s claims.
Mayor Isko Moreno orders the removal of duplicate street signs in Manila, citing unnecessary government spending and clarifying that the project did not start during his term.
The Texas Senate has approved Republican-favored congressional district maps, sending the bill to Governor Abbott. The maps face criticism and potential legal challenges for allegedly undermining minority representation.
Spurs legend Sean Elliott voices strong support for Project Marvel during a San Antonio City Hall debate, aiming to enhance the city’s status in Texas. Meanwhile, basketball prospect Dylan Harper discusses his potential role off the bench.
A Texas House committee approved a bill to replace the STAAR test, aiming to introduce a new assessment system that focuses on continuous evaluation throughout the academic year.