The Greenville Police Department mourns the loss of Officer Cooper Dawson, who died after a shootout with a suspect in North Texas. The community reflects on his service and the challenges faced by law enforcement officers.
General Romeo Brawner Jr., the AFP chief, firmly declined former President Duterte’s suggestion for military involvement in governance, emphasizing the military’s constitutional role to defend the nation, not to interfere in politics. This rejection underscores the AFP’s commitment to democratic principles amid shifting political dynamics in the Philippines.
President Prabowo of Indonesia plans to retire all fossil fuel power plants within 15 years. The government aims to boost renewable energy, focusing on geothermal resources, to meet climate commitments and transform the energy sector.
Multiple reported threats and incidents of swatting against President Trump’s cabinet picks are under investigation. The White House, briefed on the situation, unequivocally condemns political violence. President Biden emphasizes a stance against threats as investigations continue.
A series of gas station robberies in Austin led to a high-speed chase. Police arrested 37-year-old Alexander Sanabria as the suspect, amid community concerns over safety.
Israel has approved a proposed ceasefire with Hezbollah, aiming to ease tensions on its northern border. U.S. President Joe Biden called the development “good news” and pledged to push for a ceasefire in Gaza, marking a significant step in diplomatic efforts in the Middle East.
Tesla’s Gigafactory in Austin, Texas, receives $6,914 in fines for safety violations related to worker exposure to hexavalent chromium. OSHA’s citations highlight ongoing challenges in workplace safety at the facility.
President Marcos has declared Xentromall in Antipolo City a special economic zone, aiming to attract investment and stimulate local growth. The mall is now an IT center with tax incentives, enhancing business prospects and economic development in the region.
Michael Yang, former economic adviser to ex-President Duterte, is linked to Chinese intelligence. Senator Hontiveros presented a photograph of Yang with confessed spy She Zhijiang, urging a probe into foreign infiltration in the gaming industry.
Senator Robin Padilla made an emotional appeal during a Senate hearing in Manila, highlighting the struggles of Muslim converts. His testimony called for amendments to the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos Act, aiming to improve representation and resources for converts, and underscoring the need for empathy and religious tolerance.