Trump admin reimposes oil sanctions after Iran strikes ships near Strait of Hormuz
The Trump administration has reinstated sanctions on Iranian oil exports after attacks near the Strait of Hormuz, escalating pressure on Tehran and raising fresh concerns about global energy markets and regional stability.
See Trump’s shifting blame game on the Russia-Ukraine war
As the war in Ukraine drags on, President Trump’s shifting stance toward Volodymyr Zelensky and Vladimir Putin is drawing renewed scrutiny ahead of a key NATO summit meeting.
The United States men exit the World Cup knowing they inspired a nation to believe they could win it all one day
Despite a heartbreaking World Cup exit, the U.S. men's national team leaves behind something bigger than wins and losses—a renewed sense of pride, unity, and belief among American soccer fans.
Iran strikes three vessels near Strait of Hormuz as Trump arrives at NATO summit
Tensions in the Persian Gulf escalated after Iran allegedly struck three commercial vessels near the Strait of Hormuz, raising fresh concerns over global energy security and international shipping ahead of a critical NATO summit.
Texas Southern University’s $1.7 Billion Vision Turns History Into a Blueprint for Tomorrow
As Texas Southern University approaches its Centennial, a bold $1.7 billion Campus Master Plan is laying the foundation for the next century of student success, innovation, and community impact.
Leticia Gutierrez Gains Ground in New CD 9 Congress Race
Democratic nominee Leticia Gutierrez is taking her grassroots message directly to voters as she campaigns across Texas’ newly redrawn Congressional District 9, emphasizing working families, environmental justice, and community roots ahead of the November election.
Commissioner Ellis Sends Precinct One Students on Freedom Tour 2026: A Journey Through History, Hope, and Houston’s Next Generation
Fifteen Harris County students are embarking on a powerful Freedom Tour through iconic Civil Rights landmarks, transforming history lessons into life-changing experiences that inspire the next generation of civic leaders.
When Scrutiny Needs Context: Erica Lee Carter, Harris County, and the $411K Story ABC13 Didn’t Fully Tell
Did Harris County’s newest top administrator receive unfair scrutiny—or did the public simply not get the full story? Houston Style Magazine examines the context behind Erica Lee Carter’s appointment, salary, and the questions surrounding media coverage.
A Nation That Forgets Its History Is Bound When we forget the first fights over voting rights, we forget who profits when the many are divided.
A renewed federal review of Georgia’s 2020 election records has reignited debate over voting rights, with one commentator arguing that today’s disputes echo a long history of efforts to restrict access to the ballot.
Five Central Houston Takes Its Last Bow on Virginia Street: Seven Years, Countless Memories, One H-Town Love Story
Five Central Houston is closing the curtain on its Virginia Street location after seven memorable years, inviting the community to celebrate one final weekend of food, music, and unforgettable memories.
Independent Lens Premieres True North Exploring Canada's Black Power History
True North: Canadian Myths and Black Power explores the overlooked history of anti-Black racism in Canada and Montreal's pivotal role in the global Black Power movement through archival footage and firsthand accounts.
Spain scores late to eliminate Portugal and potentially end Cristiano Ronaldo’s international career
Mikel Merino’s stoppage-time winner sent Spain into the World Cup quarterfinals and left Cristiano Ronaldo’s international future in doubt after Portugal’s heartbreaking exit.
Educator spends 27 summers helping children with disabilities feel seen, included
For 27 summers, Timothy Strozier has helped children with disabilities feel welcomed, included, and celebrated at FOCUS Camp Hollywood, leaving a lasting impact on generations of campers and their families.
‘I didn’t think it was a foul’: Trump says he asked FIFA president for review of controversial red card
President Donald Trump says he personally urged FIFA President Gianni Infantino to review Team USA striker Folarin Balogun’s red card, fueling debate over political influence and the integrity of World Cup disciplinary decisions.
Boston identifies gravestone believed to be among oldest of free Black person in America
Boston officials say the restoration of one of America’s oldest known gravestones of a free Black person is helping uncover overlooked chapters of the nation’s history ahead of its 250th anniversary.
Trump rings opening bell to mark first day of trading for Trump Accounts
Trump Accounts are now officially available, offering a new government-backed investment option for children with federal seed funding and tax-advantaged growth for eligible families.
Ski Jammers Update: Town Hall, Upcoming Events & Volunteer Opportunities
Houston’s Ski Jammers are gearing up for a new season of adventure with a town hall, statewide ski planning events, and exciting travel opportunities that promise fresh memories on and off the slopes.
Women In Alliance Women’s Leadership Summit & Luncheon: Port Region Power, Pink Style, and Purposeful Leadership
Women leaders from across the Houston Port Region will gather this July for a summit focused on leadership, networking, and career growth, bringing together industry experts, public officials, and community changemakers.
UniverSoul Circus Brings Its All-New WE ALL BELONG Spectacular to Houston This July
UniverSoul Circus brings its all-new WE ALL BELONG production to Houston July 17 through Aug. 2, delivering an interactive, family-friendly celebration of culture, music and world-class entertainment under the big top.
Hamas says it will dissolve Gaza government as US-brokered ceasefire plan stalls
Hamas says it is prepared to dissolve its government in Gaza and hand authority to a technocratic committee, a symbolic move that shifts attention to Israel as ceasefire negotiations remain stalled.
