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The Mt. Kanlaon eruption on Negros Island has caused significant damage to the agriculture sector, totaling PHP 32.34 million. The Department of Agriculture reports that rice, corn, high-value crops, and livestock have suffered losses, impacting 780 farmers and resulting in the destruction of 832 metric tons of local produce. Efforts are underway to support affected farmers and rehabilitate the damaged farmlands.
Consul General Gunther Sales attended a luncheon with the founding members, officers, and other members of the People Caring for the Community…
The August Twenty-One Movement criticizes the redesign of Philippine banknotes, which replaces heroes with wildlife. The BSP defends the change, emphasizing security and durability. This shift has sparked debate on modernity versus tradition in currency representation.
The University of the East Junior Warriors triumphantly claim their first UAAP boys’ basketball championship in 39 years, ending a decades-long drought with a decisive victory over the University of Santo Tomas Tiger Cubs.
NRG Center in Houston to receive $2.28M for new digital signs amid $2B in needed repairs. The initiative aims to improve visitor navigation, enhancing the center’s offerings.
Two popular Houston radio shows have been cut in the same week, leaving listeners stunned. The ‘Dean and Rog Morning Show,’ a fixture since 2009, is among those impacted.
Houston airports anticipate 3.4 million travelers during Christmas. New amenities, like George Bush Intercontinental Airport’s International Arrivals Curb, aim to ease congestion and enhance the travel experience.
The U.S. Senate confirms Benjamin Cheeks, marking President Biden’s 234th judicial confirmation, equaling Trump’s record. Biden’s confirmations focus on diversity and progressivism, shaping future legal interpretations in a divided political landscape.
The U.S. House of Representatives prepares for a critical vote on a Republican plan aimed at preventing a government shutdown. With the deadline looming, House Speaker Mike Johnson expresses confidence in reaching a consensus after intensive discussions. Lawmakers face mounting pressure to finalize a funding bill, amid concerns about potential service disruptions and economic repercussions. The upcoming vote will determine the government’s operational status, as debates between Republicans and Democrats continue.
The Dallas City Council is interviewing candidates to select the next city manager. Interim City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert, Fort Worth’s William Johnson, and Grand Rapids’ Mark Washington are key contenders.