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The Houston Rockets and guard Fred VanVleet have moved the deadline to June 29 to decide on a $44.9 million team option in his NBA contract. This extension allows more time to consider the 2025-26 option or a possible long-term deal. VanVleet, with a history in Toronto, joined the Rockets two seasons ago, averaging 14.1 points, 5.6 assists, 3.7 rebounds, and 1.6 steals in his recent performances.
Duterte Youth party-list members have filed an impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. for facilitating the transfer of former President Rodrigo Duterte to the ICC. The move highlights significant political tensions within the Philippines as allies of Duterte challenge the current administration’s decision.
The Commission on Elections disqualified Pasig City congressional candidate Christian “Ian” Sia for making lewd and discriminatory remarks, following a petition by the anti-discrimination panel.
The Texas Senate advances a bill ending in-state tuition for undocumented students, potentially raising college costs. The move aims to save taxpayer money.
Houston lawmakers demand answers about National Weather Service vacancies ahead of hurricane season, citing a “staffing crisis” as critical personnel prepare to leave. The letter, signed by Representatives Lizzie Fletcher, Sylvia Garcia, and Al Green, calls for immediate action to address the shortages attributed to past reductions by former President Trump and Elon Musk.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott will meet with bail reform advocates and families of victims in Austin to discuss legislative changes aimed at preventing offenders from being released on low or no bond. The meeting focuses on enhancing public safety and ensuring stringent bail standards for violent crimes.
The Austin City Council is set to decide on funding for the cap-and-stitch project on I-35 amid a federal funding freeze. This project, part of the “Our Future 35” initiative, aims to enhance traffic management and community connectivity in Austin. The decision will influence urban development and infrastructure planning in the city.
In Crowley ISD, students and staff unite to support teacher Mrs. McGlothlin, who is recovering from a stroke. Mrs. McGlothlin previously saved a student from choking, cementing her role as a hero in the community. The school organizes support initiatives, showcasing the deep bonds between educators and students.
U.S. Senators Maria Cantwell and Patty Murray have called on President Trump to address the wrongful detention of Air Force veteran Joseph St. Clair in Venezuela, stressing the need for executive involvement to secure his release as part of broader efforts to free detained Americans.
The Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS) has announced the nominees for the first FAMAS Short Film Festival, with the awards ceremony set for May 10. The festival, created in partnership with REMS Entertainment, aims to celebrate culture-based storytelling and creativity in short films.