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Williamson County commissioners appointed Steven Snell as the new county judge in a special session on Thursday. Snell’s appointment follows the recent resignation of his predecessor. The special session focused on selecting a judge who will prioritize community well-being and uphold legal standards in the county.
South Korea’s military reports that North Korea has sent 3,000 extra soldiers to Russia this year, continuing to support Moscow with military supplies amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The strengthened alliance between North Korea and Russia raises concerns over regional security dynamics.
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen criticizes the Trump administration post Vice President JD Vance’s visit to Greenland. Rasmussen’s video message highlights tensions surrounding diplomatic engagements related to the strategic territory. The remarks point to ongoing friction despite overall positive U.S.-Denmark relations as both countries navigate interests in Greenland’s region.
The Texas Senate passed a bill to increase affordable housing by allowing smaller homes on smaller lots, raising concerns in Georgetown over potential impacts on its historic downtown. Senate Bill 15 aims to address the state’s housing shortage, while Senate Bill 840 allows developers to convert commercial properties without rezoning, sparking debate over community planning and preservation.
Reports indicate that staff at the U.S. Institute of Peace have received termination notices. The nonprofit’s mission is focused on conflict resolution worldwide. Changes within the organization have led to the notice, raising questions about its future operations and focus.
Former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque applied for asylum in the Netherlands, submitting his application at the IND center in Ter Apel. The process includes identification, registration, and a waiting period for a decision, potentially taking six months or longer. An online petition opposing his asylum request gathered over 21,000 signatures, highlighting increasing resistance to his application.
The University of North Texas’ Center for Human Identification confirmed a rib bone found in December 2024 as belonging to Caleb Harris, aiding in the investigation of his disappearance.
The Federation of Free Farmers in the Philippines has proposed seasonal tariffs on imported rice to protect local farmers and manage the influx of imported grain. The group suggests imposing higher tariffs before and during the harvest season, alongside Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura’s petition to revert rice tariffs to higher rates, as current reductions have not lowered retail prices significantly.
Lea Salonga will present the Gary Miller Award to George Takei at the Harmony gala in NYC on March 31. The event, celebrating the NYCGMC’s 45th Sapphire Anniversary Season, will honor Takei’s advocacy and entertainment contributions. Salonga will also feature in “The Cleaning Lady” Season 4.
Steph Curry returned from injury to lead the Golden State Warriors to a 111-95 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans. Curry scored 23 points after initially struggling, aiding the Warriors in securing a win that improved their record to 42-31.