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The Texas Senate has approved a bill allowing college athletes to be paid through name, image, and likeness agreements. If it passes the House and avoids a governor veto, it could become law as early as September 1, changing the financial landscape for student athletes in Texas.
A conservation group opposes the McKinney National Airport expansion, raising concerns about air quality, noise pollution, and endangered species. They argue that TxDOT has underestimated the project’s long-term environmental effects. Public meetings are scheduled to discuss the issue.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announces the continuation of the P20/kg rice program until 2028 during the ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur, emphasizing its importance for food security and affordability amidst public skepticism.
Carlos Alcaraz advances to the third round of the French Open after defeating Hungarian player Fabian Marozsan. The defending champion showcased a strong comeback in Paris, overcoming a second-set loss to secure a 6-1, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 victory.
The Trump administration has announced plans to revoke visas for Chinese students, specifically those studying in critical fields. Officials argue it’s a matter of national security, while critics raise concerns about academic collaboration and potential impacts on U.S. universities.
Two Brazilian nuns went viral after a surprise beatboxing session on a Catholic TV show. Their unexpected performance gained widespread attention, highlighting the evolving dynamics of religious communities engaging with modern art forms.
Jennifer Lopez performed at the American Music Awards, sharing steamy kisses with her backup dancers. Her six-minute set included 23 hit songs, sparking widespread online discussion.
The Australian War Memorial in Canberra removed a display wrongly labeling Chinese-style clothing as Korean traditional attire after protests from the Korean community. Professor Seo Kyung-duk announced the removal on Instagram, highlighting successful advocacy for Korean cultural representation.
Former IBF world minimumweight champion Ginjiro Shigeoka is reportedly recovering following emergency brain surgery after collapsing in a match against Pedro Taduran. His brother, Yudai Shigeoka, shared this positive update.
: Actor Benj Manalo recovers from successful knee surgery after injuring his ACL during a basketball game. He announced the injury on Instagram, describing it as a “new journey” and previously had surgery on his right knee for a similar issue. Manalo expressed faith and comfort in God throughout his recovery process.