Dwight Ramos and Ray Parks deliver standout performances in the B.League, leading their respective teams to narrow victories. Ramos helped Levanga Hokkaido edge past Akita Northern Happinets, while Parks guided the Nagoya Diamond Dolphins to a win over Seahorses Mikawa. Both players continue to shine in the 2024-25 B.League Season with impressive stats and crucial plays, showcasing their skills in Japan’s premier basketball league.
Fort Worth ISD substitute teacher Jason Buchanan faces backlash after suggesting an ICE raid at Northside High School over immigrant students. Learn about the community’s response and the district’s actions regarding his comments.
The Kansas City metro area is experiencing the largest tuberculosis outbreak in U.S. history, with health officials reporting at least 67 confirmed active cases and 79 latent infections. Despite the magnitude, the risk to the general public remains low according to Kansas health authorities. Health departments are actively working to contain the outbreak by offering free testing and treatment for uninsured individuals. Health officials continue to collaborate with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to manage the situation. The outbreak originated in early 2024, and efforts are ongoing to identify potential contacts and prevent further spread. The situation is monitored by the National Association of County and City Health Officials, emphasizing the need for effective information exchange during such public health events.
President Trump’s recent funding freeze order has sparked confusion and concern among organizations dependent on federal financial aid. This decision, affecting potentially trillions of dollars, may disrupt health care research, education programs, and various initiatives nationwide. Read about the challenges faced by sectors reliant on this critical funding.
24 Filipinos living illegally in the United States have already been deported as the Trump administration follows through on its commitment to remove undesirable foreigners, prioritizing those involved in criminal activities.
Oscar-nominated actress Cynthia Erivo is set to perform with the Houston Symphony. Renowned for her role in “Wicked,” Erivo’s collaboration with the symphony promises an extraordinary musical experience. With “Wicked” earning ten Oscar nominations, including Best Actress for Erivo, this performance becomes a celebrated event. The Houston Symphony eagerly awaits Erivo’s visit, offering audiences a chance to witness her celebrated stage presence and vocal prowess. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see Cynthia Erivo live with the Houston Symphony.
Nora Aunor returns to the big screen in “Mananambal,” portraying a traditional healer in a mystery thriller that explores sorcery and cultural traditions.
Thousands of anti-abortion advocates gathered for the 52nd March for Life rally in Washington D.C., featuring former President Donald Trump as a keynote speaker. The rally, noted for its diverse participants including a masked neo-Nazi group, underscores the ongoing national debate on abortion laws. As legislative efforts to restrict access continue, the “pro-life” movement remains active in shaping policy and public opinion.
Austin ISD and community leaders are preparing for potential ICE raids on schools, churches, and hospitals, following President Trump’s immigration policy shift. Officials urge these locations to remain safe havens, opposing the expanded enforcement. Local advocacy groups mobilize to support affected families, emphasizing the need for solidarity and compassion in response to national immigration policies impacting Austin’s diverse communities.
Pete Hegseth has been confirmed as the Defense Secretary after Vice President JD Vance cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate. His confirmation faced challenges due to controversies surrounding his conduct, yet he secured the position amid political tensions.