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Former President Donald Trump has requested Supreme Court intervention in a case regarding the cancellation of DEI grants. A federal court ruled that the Department of Education must reinstate these grants to beneficiaries in eight states. The decision may affect the future of diversity and inclusion funding in education.
USCIS has announced a temporary suspension of green card application processing. This decision aligns with an executive order signed by President Donald Trump on January 20, aimed at enhancing security measures for immigrants.
Austin police apprehend 11 female suspects allegedly involved in car burglaries in the city’s parks over several years. Investigation continues as authorities examine patterns in recent thefts.
Heart Evangelista celebrates her stepson Quino’s graduation from Xavier School. Her social media posts reveal the proud family moment as Quino, one of Chiz Escudero’s twin sons, completes high school.
Barangay Ginebra’s pursuit of another PBA title may hinge on Scottie Thompson’s performance as he steps into a pivotal role. With veteran LA Tenorio shifting to a supportive position, the spotlight turns to Thompson, who is expected to play a crucial role in leading the Gin Kings. Discover how these dynamics could impact the team’s success in the finals.
Oklahoma woman Canada Rinaldi, 27, was assaulted during her bachelorette party in Dallas. Dallas Police Department is investigating the attack.
Federal investigations into alleged housing discrimination in Texas were halted under the Trump administration. Two key cases involved claims against a Dallas homeowners’ association and the state of Texas. The suspensions have drawn criticism, highlighting ongoing concerns about racial inequality in housing. The cases underscore the complexities and challenges in upholding fair housing principles in the United States. Despite federal inaction, local advocates continue to fight for housing justice to ensure equal opportunities for all residents.
President Trump has issued an executive order targeting Chicago-based law firm Jenner & Block. Details on the order’s content and purpose remain undisclosed as speculations arise about potential political or legal motivations. The firm, with offices in both Chicago and Washington, D.C., is known for its involvement in significant legal cases. Observers await further information to understand the broader implications of this directive.
Former President Rodrigo Duterte’s children filed habeas corpus petitions with the Philippine Supreme Court for his release from ICC custody. They argue the transfer is illegal, citing the Office of the Solicitor General’s recusal. The case raises questions about the legality of Duterte’s detention and the ICC’s role. The DOJ claims the petitions are moot. The court’s decision is pending.
A juvenile was found unresponsive at a community pool in north-side San Antonio. EMS performed CPR before transporting him to a local hospital. The incident is under investigation, with details about the juvenile’s condition yet to be released.