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Austin City Manager T.C. Broadnax removed an agenda item about expanding the city’s automated license plate reader program from a council meeting. This decision delays discussions on potential program growth, affecting the timeline for its review.
A new budget bill advanced by House Republicans, under President Trump, aims to substantially reverse the Affordable Care Act, sparking debates over healthcare access and costs. The legislation, centered on cutting Medicaid expansion and insurance subsidies, faces a contentious path ahead in the Senate, highlighting contrasting visions for the future of American healthcare.
Chief Justice Alexander G. Gesmundo reaffirmed the Supreme Court’s (SC) commitment to protecting children from online sexual abuse and exploitation (OSAEC), highlighting key judicial reforms and partnerships aimed at building a safer digital and legal environment for Filipino children.
Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei returned home after being discharged from a Malaysian hospital. He was hospitalized due to fatigue last week. The Sultan, along with his consort, met Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim prior to departing.
The Pride Center San Antonio will host a vigil for Jonathan Joss, a victim of a fatal shooting, amid murder investigations. The event aims to honor the actor’s legacy and address violence against the LGBTQ+ community, though police have not linked the crime to his sexual orientation.
Governor Greg Abbott is set to sign House Bill 2, providing $8.5 billion in public education funding. The bill includes a $4 billion pay raise for teachers and staff, enhancing education quality in Texas.
Tarrant County Commissioners Court approved a new redistricting map to bolster Republican presence. The decision faced criticism and potential legal challenges, highlighting the ongoing debate over fair representation.
Vice President Sara Duterte has raised concerns about the appointment of Maj. Gen. Nicolas Torre III as the Philippine National Police chief, calling it “too sketchy” due to findings from a Senate investigation into the arrest of her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte.
Actress and beauty queen Michelle Dee faced a surprising incident on June 3 when her pet dog bit her face. Dee sought medical attention for the torn wound on her cheek, shared her experience on Instagram, and visited the clinic of Vicki Belo and Hayden Kho for further treatment.
Vietnam has eliminated its two-child policy, allowing families more autonomy in deciding their size. The move comes as the country grapples with a declining birth rate, with the fertility rate dropping below replacement level. This policy shift marks a significant change in Vietnam’s approach to family planning.