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Landry’s, Inc., owned by Houston billionaire Tilman Fertitta, loses a lawsuit against Landry Distillery over the use of a shared name. The court rules in favor of the distillery, highlighting trademark law challenges.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has expressed concerns about Texas A&M University’s leadership over claims of violating a state ban on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. The allegations have prompted discussions about the role of DEI in public institutions and the potential consequences for university administration. The situation highlights ongoing debates in Texas regarding diversity and inclusion in education.
President Marcos directs DOH to maintain PhilHealth services for nonpaying members amid the absence of a government subsidy in the 2025 budget. The DOH is tasked with finding solutions to ensure continuous healthcare services for vulnerable populations. PhilHealth’s financial stability and sustainability remain a focus amid ongoing challenges.
Filipino boxer Nesthy Petecio aims for Olympic gold in 2028. With achievements in Tokyo 2020 and other competitions, she focuses on world championships and SEA Games. Despite uncertainties about boxing in future Olympics, her determination remains strong.
The Philippines’ DOJ is yet to receive formal updates on former Police Colonel Royina Garma’s status in U.S. detention under the Magnitsky Act. Garma faces allegations of money laundering and human rights violations, prompting diplomatic interest.
The Commission on Elections in the Philippines has suspended the printing of 73 million ballots for the May 12 elections due to a Supreme Court order. The temporary restraining order affects five candidates, including former Caloocan Representative Edgar Erice, causing significant delays in election preparations.
President Biden’s directive to fly flags at half-staff in tribute to former President Jimmy Carter applies only to federal properties, not state ones. States like Texas and Alabama have chosen not to lower flags on state properties, reflecting their autonomy.
Speaker Mike Johnson orders U.S. Capitol flags raised to full height for Trump’s inauguration, echoing recent actions by Republican governors. This decision, aligning with flag protocol discussions, reflects the significance of the event and political dynamics.
Houston firefighters and emergency personnel join the front lines in California, aiding in the battle against severe wildfires. Over 135 personnel and equipment have been dispatched to support the containment efforts. Texas demonstrates solidarity and commitment, responding to California’s call for help amid unprecedented wildfire conditions.
The trial for a Texas man accused of a fatal shooting on Christmas Day 2021 has begun in Houston. The case, involving serious charges, captures the community’s attention and raises discussions on crime and safety. Both prosecution and defense prepare for a significant legal battle while the public and media closely follow the developments.