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Jerry Yan visited the grave of late “Meteor Garden” co-star Barbie Hsu, paying respects to the Taiwanese actress who passed away from flu complications. The visit highlights the enduring bond and legacy of the beloved TV drama.
Alas Pilipinas, led by Bryan Bagunas and coached by Angiolino Frigoni, conducts an intensive training camp in Europe ahead of the FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship to strengthen team bonds and improve performance.
A DOJ lawyer, Sean Dunn, was fired after admitting to throwing a sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer in D.C. He has been charged with assaulting the officer. The incident occurred during heightened tensions with federal deployments in the city, raising questions about accountability within the DOJ.
Match Group, owner of dating apps like Tinder, agrees to a $14M settlement with the FTC over misleading ads and billing, promising changes and refunds to consumers.
An 18-wheeler crash in Terrell, Texas, claimed three family members of Anthony Epperson. He focuses on his granddaughter’s recovery and seeks justice against the trucking company involved. Federal investigations evaluate the role of driver fatigue in the crash, urging stricter safety measures.
Texas coffee lovers face price increases as Trump’s 50% tariffs on Brazilian imports take effect. Cafes and consumers prepare for the impact on their daily brews.
San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones has decided to maintain the current policy proposal process following opposition from city council members. The reversal pertains to the Council Consideration Requests (CCR) and reflects ongoing discussions on governance and transparency in the city.
Austin City Council approves a $6.3 billion budget for 2025-26, including a tax rate election for the November ballot. The decision supports city services and infrastructure, emphasizing transparency and community involvement in the budgeting process.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo urges commissioners to reduce precinct budgets amid a $200 million shortfall, emphasizing the importance of preserving essential services while examining cost-saving options.
U.S. District Judge Stephanie Gallagher ruled against the Trump administration’s guidance threatening to cut federal funding for schools with DEI programs, marking a significant decision in favor of educational diversity initiatives.