January 30, 2025 6:00 pm | Page 19 of 39

Guadalupe County probes fatal crash scene on FM 167

LAWIN.newsFebruary 16, 2025065 views

Guadalupe County officials are investigating a fatal crash on FM 467 near Sweethome Road, leading to road closures and traffic disruptions. Local drivers are advised to find alternative routes. Details about the crash are still emerging, and authorities are working diligently to clear the scene and gather more information. The Sheriff’s Office is committed to ensuring safety and addressing traffic concerns in the area. Stay informed as more updates become available from law enforcement and community safety officials.

Chinese couple faces legal action after undressing in Kuala Lumpur airport

LAWIN.newsFebruary 16, 2025055 views

A Chinese couple faced charges in Malaysia after causing a disturbance at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The incident involved undressing in public at KLIA’s Terminal 2, leading to their ejection from a flight. This case highlights the importance of maintaining order and adhering to public decency laws in busy airports, as well as the potential legal consequences of disruptive behavior.

Harvey Weinstein alleges movie execs and brother misled him into signing $45M loan

LAWIN.newsFebruary 16, 2025053 views

Harvey Weinstein files a lawsuit from jail against his brother, Bob Weinstein, alleging deception over a $45 million loan. Accusations of financial mismanagement and betrayal amid the film company’s collapse unfold as legal proceedings begin.

Sofronio Vasquez’s handler denies relationship rumors with the singer

LAWIN.newsFebruary 16, 2025060 views

Gio Santos, handler of “The Voice USA” winner Sofronio Vasquez, denies romantic rumors after a viral photo. Clarifies their relationship as strictly professional.

Immigrant help hotline set up as mass deportations unfold

LAWIN.newsFebruary 16, 2025055 views

The Los Angeles Rapid Response Network has introduced a hotline to support undocumented immigrants amid increased deportations. Residents can report ICE activity, connect with legal aid, and prevent wrongful detentions. LARRN advocates for immigrant rights, educating the community on constitutional protections and encouraging mutual aid efforts.

Jannik Sinner agrees to three-month ban to close doping investigation

LAWIN.newsFebruary 16, 2025053 views

Jannik Sinner, the world number one in tennis, has accepted a three-month ban after testing positive for clostebol, a banned substance. Admitting partial responsibility for team errors, the ban impacts his participation in upcoming tournaments. This development highlights the importance of vigilance in anti-doping measures and reflects ongoing challenges in maintaining the integrity of sports.

Retirees in Dallas protest potential cuts to Medicaid and social safety nets

LAWIN.newsFebruary 15, 2025057 views

Retirees in Dallas gathered to express their opposition to proposed reductions in Medicaid and other social safety nets. This protest highlighted concerns over the potential impact of these cuts on vulnerable populations, including the elderly. The demonstration featured speeches and the voices of retirees advocating for the preservation of essential services.

Quantum computing, AI, and smart agri to play pivotal role in PHL’s national development

LAWIN.newsFebruary 15, 2025052 views

The Philippines is addressing critical challenges in agriculture, healthcare, and manufacturing through the launch of eight new research and development programs. These initiatives focus on quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and smart agriculture to foster innovation and drive national progress.

Activists rally Texas lawmakers to address overdose and homelessness concerns

LAWIN.newsFebruary 15, 2025049 views

Activists in Austin, Texas, from various nonprofits gathered at the state capitol to urge lawmakers to take action on overdose deaths and homelessness. The rally highlighted the urgent need for state intervention and policy changes to tackle these critical issues.

Judge orders New York doctor to stop prescribing abortion pills in Texas

LAWIN.newsFebruary 15, 2025050 views

A Texas judge has ordered a New York doctor to stop prescribing abortion pills to residents in Texas, resulting in a significant legal dispute over state abortion laws. The Collin County court ruling imposes a fine exceeding $100,000 on the physician, Dr. Linda Carpenter, for her actions. This case is expected to test the conflicting abortion laws across states and could escalate to the U.S. Supreme Court. The decision marks a potentially precedent-setting moment in the ongoing legal battles surrounding abortion rights and state autonomy.