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The Senate prepares to vote on a bill extending Social Security benefits to millions, including public sector workers. The proposed changes aim to include teachers, firefighters, and others with public pensions under this expansion.
The U.S. Senate has passed a defense bill that proposes increased troop pay and enhanced military spending. With strong bipartisan support, the bill continues nearly six decades of successful Congressional approval. It includes provisions for troop pay raises and investments in modernizing equipment and technology to maintain defense readiness. The bill reflects Congress’s commitment to national security and military personnel welfare.
Patrick Jankowski of the Greater Houston Partnership forecasts a strong 2025 for Houston’s economy, highlighting job growth, innovation, and population increases. Despite policy uncertainties, Houston’s robust economy and optimistic outlook ensure resilience and continued prosperity.
Consul General Gunther Sales joined officers and members of the Philippine Nurses Association of America, Inc. (PNAA), in their 20th South Central Region Royal Masquerade Ball on 16 November 2024.
Anne Curtis held a party for the cast and crew of the Philippine adaptation of “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay.” The celebrated gathering highlighted the camaraderie among the team ahead of the series premiere.
Jeremy James Joseph, a Houston man, sentenced to 16 years for making threats of gun violence and bombings against local officials and institutions. The case highlights the serious consequences of threatening behavior.
School districts throughout the San Antonio area are experiencing an internet outage with no projected time for restoration, affecting students and educators.
Mary Jane Veloso, a Filipino on Indonesia’s death row, returned to the Philippines following a diplomatic agreement. Her transfer is seen as a win for human trafficking victims, highlighting the need for international cooperation on migrant rights and justice.
Senate President Francis Escudero supports reducing the Department of Education’s budget due to unused funds. The House awaits guidance as stakeholders debate the impact.
A Texas bill introduced by Rep. Hillary Hickland aims to ban sex toy sales in major retailers like Walmart and Target. This proposed legislation seeks to limit the sale of these devices to sex-oriented businesses, stirring debate across the state. Support from Republican lawmakers highlights concerns about children’s exposure to such products. The bill aligns with other conservative initiatives, reflecting ongoing cultural and social discussions in Texas.