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Vice President Sara Duterte accused the International Criminal Court of “kidnapping” her father during a rally in Nagoya, Japan, on September 21, 2023. This claim has become a recurring theme in her speeches to supporters.
President Marcos Jr. has expressed his willingness to undergo an investigation following reports linking him to potential campaign finance violations involving government contractors. Malacañang emphasized Marcos’s commitment to transparency and adherence to legal protocols amid calls for accountability in election campaign financing.
Discover why songs like “Tatsulok,” “Upuan,” and “Kapangyarihan” have become popular protest anthems in the Philippines, addressing themes of power, social justice, and accountability. These tracks resonate with movements advocating for change and highlight significant societal issues.
Parker McCollum announces a concert at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio on January 31, 2026, as part of his tour, featuring songs from his latest album. Tickets available September 26.
My Fabric Friends quilt shop in Victoria, Texas is donating 1,000 quilts to flood victims in Texas Hill Country. The “Hugs From Texas” initiative involves global contributions of quilting materials. This relief effort supports those affected by the devastating July flood, emphasizing community aid and global solidarity.
Rabies cases have been confirmed in animals in Cedar Park and Lockhart, Texas, according to local officials. The incidents prompt vaccination warnings and increased public awareness.
Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham petitions Apple for emojis representing the Texas flag, the Alamo, and the state’s outline, seeking digital symbols for Texas pride.
The Uriegas family seeks justice for Israel, killed in a July carjacking attempt in San Antonio. The family urges a thorough investigation and community support in identifying the perpetrators.
President Trump announced a deadly U.S. military strike on a suspected drug trafficking boat, resulting in three fatalities. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to curb illicit drug trade. Details about the vessel and those involved remain undisclosed as the U.S. military campaigns to disrupt drug operations continue.
The Senate has blocked a Republican House-passed funding bill, raising the risk of a government shutdown. With the October 1 deadline looming, both parties are under pressure to reach a consensus to prevent disruption of federal services. Lawmakers face a tough challenge amidst political divisions and public services at risk.