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Texas legislation mandates the display of the Ten Commandments in classrooms and allows prayer or Bible reading in schools, pending Governor Abbott’s approval, with potential legal challenges anticipated.
A Houston judge has set a deadline for prosecutors to present evidence in the case of a San Antonio teen accused of planning a school attack. The defense claims no real threat existed.
President Trump is in discussions with the National Security Council about potential military action against Iran targeting its nuclear sites. Amidst rising tensions, Trump has not finalized his decision but has ideas on the issue. Israel’s involvement and international reaction remain key as the situation unfolds.
Residents held a vigil in San Antonio to honor 13 victims of tragic flooding. Community leaders attended, offering prayers and support. Families of the victims and local businesses participated, emphasizing community resilience and the importance of flood preparedness.
Protesters gathered at Austin City Hall to oppose U.S. involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict, as President Trump considers potential military actions. Demonstrators advocated for peace and diplomacy over engagement in foreign wars.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked new reporting rules from the Texas Attorney General’s Office that targeted large counties, requiring them to submit detailed case reports. Discover the impact of this legal decision on Texas prosecutors.
The DOJ investigates new claims of 34 missing cockfighting enthusiasts’ bodies buried in Taal Lake, emerging from suspect Totoy. Coordination with local and law enforcement agencies is ongoing.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. accepted the resignations of three key officials, including Mark Llandro Mendoza, Presidential Adviser on Legislative Affairs, in a government reshuffle aimed at enhancing the administration’s legislative alignment.
The U.S. Supreme Court upholds Tennessee law restricting gender-affirming care for transgender minors, impacting national debate on transgender rights and youth healthcare.
The Supreme Court dismisses Texas’s legal challenge, ruling to approve a nuclear waste storage facility in the state. This decision upholds federal authority, marking a pivotal moment in U.S. nuclear waste management amid ongoing local opposition and environmental concerns.