How Bryce Harper, Philadelphia Phillies honored a 5-year-old who battled cancer
A 5-year-old cancer survivor got the surprise of a lifetime when Bryce Harper joined him for a ceremonial home run during the Phillies’ emotional Childhood Cancer Awareness Day.
'We continue remembering, and we continue climbing': 9/11 stair climb honors fallen heroes 25 years later
Twenty-five years after 9/11, 343 firefighters climbed 110 floors in Kansas City to honor the heroes who gave everything—and keep their memory alive.
Prince Harry and Meghan remain non-working royals after return to UK, King Charles reiterates
King Charles has made it clear: Harry and Meghan’s return to the UK will not restore their royal duties, as Buckingham Palace reaffirms their status as non-working royals.
Why are far-right masked men protesting at British ports?
Masked anti-migration protesters clashed with police and blocked roads in southern England after a migrant boat landed—escalating tensions over small-boat crossings.
Mass deportations and separate schools for refugees: The far-right AfD’s vision for Germany
Germany’s far-right AfD just scored a historic state-election victory—but falling short of a majority leaves the party facing a crucial fight over how, or whether, it can govern.
Volkswagen strikes deal with Israel investment firm to turn car plant into defense facility
A Volkswagen factory that once built cars is getting a dramatic new mission: producing air-defense systems as Germany ramps up military spending.
Nuclear-capable warship that capsized when launched finally joins North Korea’s fleet
North Korea has commissioned a new guided-missile destroyer that famously capsized during its launch—now Kim Jong Un says the nuclear-capable warship marks a new era for his navy.
Colorado students organize walkout to protest ICE actions
Colorado students walked out of more than 100 schools to protest ICE actions and surveillance, turning classrooms across the state into a statewide demonstration.
US military strikes three Iranian tankers in retaliation for missile attacks
The U.S. just struck three Iranian oil tankers after missile attacks on American warships—raising fears of a dangerous new escalation in the Persian Gulf.
Silambam Houston Marks 25 Years With Landmark Season of Indian Classical Arts
Silambam Houston celebrates its 25th anniversary with a landmark season of Indian classical dance, music, emerging artists and community programming across the Houston area.
Breaking Bread Returns to the Hobby Center With Food, Stories and Houston Connections
The Hobby Center brings back Breaking Bread for a second season, pairing Chris Shepherd with acclaimed guests for intimate conversations, Houston connections and a menu of bites.
A Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Became a Story of Hope for a Houston-Area Man
A Houston-area prostate cancer survivor is sharing his story of remission during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month while encouraging men to be proactive about their health and discuss screening with their doctors.
Texas Hispanic Policy Foundation Reconstitutes Board, Sets New Strategic Direction
The Texas Hispanic Policy Foundation has reconstituted its nine-member board and adopted a new strategic plan focused on expanding nonpartisan research and establishing a permanent academic home.
Fort Bend County Detectives Arrest Suspect in $17,400 Gold and Silver Coin Package Theft
Fort Bend County detectives arrested a 28-year-old suspect accused of stealing approximately $17,400 in gold and silver coins from a FedEx package as authorities investigate possible connections to similar thefts across multiple jurisdictions.
Public Help Needed: 130 Cats, Kittens, Dogs and Puppies Are Waiting for Homes Across Greater Houston
Dr. Jacque Colbert Announces the Release of the Expanded 10th Anniversary Edition of Corporate Sisterhood™
The new edition of the book introduces The Thriver’s Rhythm, a framework designed to help women build careers they can sustain.
New attraction combines car museum, dealership and antique store under one roof
A massive collection of classic cars, rare motorcycles and vintage Americana is about to roar to life as Clarksville welcomes its newest tourist attraction on Oct. 3!
UN votes to adopt new map that makes our world look very different
The world map may never look the same again —the UN has backed a push to replace the Mercator projection and finally show Africa and other regions at their true scale.
The US economy added 162,000 jobs in August, more than double expectations
August delivered a surprising jobs comeback with 162,000 new positions—but slowing wage growth and rising long-term unemployment show the labor market may still be on shaky ground.
Trump says he will cease trading with top partners unless Fed lowers rates
Trump is threatening to cut off trade with countries that run deficits with the US unless the Fed lowers interest rates—escalating his pressure on the central bank as inflation concerns persist.
