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California lawmakers have voted to ban certain food additives linked to behavioral issues in children from school lunchrooms. The legislation targets six synthetic food dyes commonly found in popular snack foods. Read more about the California School Food Safety Act and its implications for school meals.
The Houston City Council approves new tax abatement guidelines to encourage developers to invest in green stormwater infrastructure, aiming to reduce flooding through enhanced drainage systems and vegetation.
Team Philippines’ wheelchair racer Jerrold Mangliwan is competing in the Paris Paralympics 2024. —PARALYMPICS YOUTUBE
In a surprising shift, the candidate alters her previous stance from her first White House campaign, which has sparked discussions ahead of the upcoming election.
A Las Vegas politician was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of investigative journalist Jeff German. Robert Telles was convicted after German’s critical reporting exposed misconduct in Telles’ office.
The Philippines returns to the bond market with a $2.5 billion dollar-denominated bond offering at a favorable rate. The new bond issue received strong investor interest.
Three cases of mpox have been reported in San Antonio this year. Residents can access free vaccines and diagnostic tests at Metro Health clinics.
Researchers propose the name ”Dimorphids” for a potential new meteor shower linked to asteroid 2005 TQ3, expanding our understanding of space phenomena.
Armie Hammer reveals he is selling his truck due to financial struggles linked to declining career opportunities following past allegations.
The Indiana Fever secured an 84-80 victory against the Connecticut Sun, marking their first win in 11 games against the team since July 2021. Kelsey Mitchell led with 23 points, while Caitlin Clark contributed 19 points, five rebounds, and five assists.