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Phil Robertson, star of “Duck Dynasty,” dies at 79. The family announced his passing, following his Alzheimer’s diagnosis. His role in the reality series left a lasting impact on viewers and fans.
Williamson and Fort Bend counties filed a lawsuit against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, challenging new reporting rules they deem unconstitutional. The regulations, which took effect in April, require counties to submit detailed reports to the Attorney General’s office. The lawsuit accuses Paxton of overreaching his authority, imposing financial burdens, and infringing on privacy rights. This legal battle underscores a growing conflict over prosecutorial independence in Texas.
Texas Senate Bill 3, a proposal for a comprehensive ban on THC products, awaits Governor Greg Abbott’s decision. Industry leaders urge a veto, citing economic impacts. If signed, the ban takes effect September 1, affecting sales and possession of hemp-derived THC items.
The Texas House has approved a bill to inject up to $500 million into the state’s film industry, enhancing incentives for movies and TV shows filmed in Texas. The legislation aims to make Texas more attractive to filmmakers and boost the state’s economy through increased productions and job creation.
Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, declared his identity as a Roman while completing the ceremonial rites as the bishop of Rome. The pope formally took possession of the St. John Lateran Basilica, highlighted by an evening Mass, and later visited St. Mary Major, underscoring his connection to the Roman Catholic faithful.
Lando Norris achieved his first victory in the Monaco Grand Prix for McLaren, held in Monte Carlo. The win narrowed his drivers’ championship gap with teammate Oscar Piastri to three points. A new rule requiring two mandatory pit stops shaped the race strategy. Norris successfully defended his lead from Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc.
Britney Spears admitted to mistakenly smoking on a plane, believing it was allowed, and issued an apology after the incident reportedly violated federal aviation regulations. Her Instagram statement clarified the misunderstanding that stemmed from her friend’s actions.
On May 20, 2025, wild elephants attacked a Toyota Vios near KM11 of the Gerik-Jeli highway in Malaysia, reportedly triggered by car horns. The driver escaped unharmed, while the vehicle incurred significant damage. This incident highlights ongoing human-elephant conflicts in the region, prompting authorities to continue monitoring the situation to prevent further occurrences.
Senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. plans to sue individuals or groups for spreading misinformation about him, which he claims affected his loss in the 2025 senatorial race. His legal team targets rumors about an alleged obligation to return P124.5 million in pork barrel funds.
Ian de Leon, son of late actress Nora Aunor, requested public privacy regarding his mother’s estate during a tribute screening for her 72nd birthday, emphasizing that the details remain confidential.