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A Boston judge blocks Trump administration’s passport policy change affecting transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people, marking a significant legal development in the ongoing debate over gender identity recognition.
Chinese President Xi Jinping wrapped up a Southeast Asia tour in Cambodia, promoting China as a reliable economic partner amid U.S. tariff threats. The visit highlighted Beijing’s growing influence and commitment to regional stability as Southeast Asian countries face potential economic disruptions.
Officials warn of potential measles exposure after an infected individual visited three stores in Plano, Texas. Residents advised to check vaccination status and watch for symptoms.
Rapper Taymor McIntyre, known as Tay-K 47, was sentenced to 80 years for the 2017 murder of Mark Anthony Saldivar in San Antonio. This follows a previous conviction for a 2016 killing in Texas.
Senate President Francis Escudero cautions the public against “prophets of darkness” during Holy Week, urging reflection and unity. He encourages using the period for self-assessment and transformation, aiming for a future that is colorful and bright, rather than bleak.
Rafael Nadal, a 14-time French Open champion, will receive a tribute at the French Open on May 25, 2024, at Court Philippe-Chatrier. The ceremony, organized by French Open Director Amélie Mauresmo, will celebrate Nadal’s significant impact and contributions to tennis, marking the opening day of the tournament in Paris.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claims China is supplying weapons to Russia, escalating diplomatic tensions. He reports 155 Chinese nationals aiding Russia’s invasion and highlights China’s controversial neutrality stance in the conflict.
The Department of Agriculture in the Philippines is modernizing potato farming through technology and partnerships to increase farmers’ income. The initiative involves special programs and collaborations, aiming to diversify agricultural production and enhance food security.
Google’s digital ad network has been declared an illegal monopoly by a U.S. federal judge, marking the second ruling against Google for monopolistic practices within a year.
The Texas House advances a $1 billion school voucher bill, moving it to the state Senate. The bill aims to provide funds for private school tuition, sparking debate about its impact on public education.