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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. declares four days of national mourning in the Philippines following the death of Pope Francis, with flags at half-mast and attendance at the Vatican City funeral.
Senator Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel III and his wife lead efforts to revive Marikina’s shoe industry through the launch of an exhibit showcasing local craftsmanship, attended by First Lady Louise Araneta-Marcos.
The European Union has fined Apple 500 million euros for antitrust violations related to its App Store policies, while Meta faces a 200 million euro fine for ad-related practices on Facebook and Instagram, emphasizing the EU’s commitment to digital competition rules.
Illinois Senator Dick Durbin announces retirement in 2026, ending a career spanning over two decades in the U.S. Senate. His decision sparks speculation about new candidates for Illinois’ seat, reflecting upcoming changes in the Senate’s political landscape.
A crash involving a semi-truck and eight vehicles occurred on I-35 in Georgetown, Texas, Wednesday, leading to three hospitalizations. The accident caused significant traffic delays, with the highway section reopening after several hours. Georgetown police are investigating the incident’s cause.
Petro Gazz competes in the AVC Champions League following their PVL All-Filipino Conference victory. Lindsey Van Sickle expresses enthusiasm for facing tougher international teams. The Angels aim to showcase their skills on this new stage.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. fulfills his campaign promise by reducing the price of rice to PHP 20 per kilo in the Visayas, a significant step in ensuring food affordability and security in the Philippines.
Moises Sandoval Mendoza, convicted of the 2004 murder of Rachelle O’Neil Tolleson, is set for execution in Texas. The case highlights ongoing debates on capital punishment.
The Texas Senate reviews a bill to allow spirit-based RTD cocktails in grocery stores, potentially changing consumer habits and market dynamics in Texas.
Carlos Santana postponed his San Antonio concert following a medical emergency. Currently in stable condition, his team confirms he is resting well. Concert rescheduling details to follow.