The Seoul Central District Court ruled in favor of Ador, barring K-pop group NewJeans from independent activities. The injunction arises from a legal dispute over alleged breaches of exclusivity, impacting the group’s plans to re-debut under the name NJZ.
The vibrant flavors of Filipino cuisine filled the air on National Lumpia Day 2025, as the community came together for a day of food, culture, and camaraderie at Kain Na-Filipino Cuisine.
Golden State Warriors’ star Stephen Curry suffered a pelvic contusion with no structural damage confirmed by an MRI. Curry will miss the game against the Atlanta Hawks and will be re-evaluated on Monday. Stay informed on Curry’s recovery and team updates.
Authorities in Austin have revealed that the firearm used in a murder shortly before Christmas in 2024 is linked to several other criminal activities in the area.
Ongoing research hints at delaying Alzheimer’s symptoms in genetically predisposed individuals using an experimental anti-amyloid drug. The study, led by Washington University in St. Louis, faces funding challenges amidst NIH internal changes.
George Foreman, renowned for his remarkable boxing career and later success as an entrepreneur, has passed away at the age of 76. Known both for his fierce presence in the ring and his significant impact outside of it, Foreman’s legacy continues to inspire. His journey from a powerful heavyweight boxer, including memorable bouts like the “Rumble in the Jungle,” to a beloved champion and businessman, highlights his enduring influence in sports and entrepreneurship.
The Timor-Leste court’s rejection of the extradition request for Arnolfo “Arnie” Teves Jr., accused in the assassination of Negros Oriental Governor Roel Degamo, has sparked disappointment among the governor’s family. In Pamplona town, Janice Degamo, the late governor’s widow and local mayor, publicized her disapproval. The case highlights ongoing challenges in political violence and complicates international legal cooperation efforts. As the Philippine government pushes for justice, the situation underscores the complex dynamics of extradition and accountability.
Former Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea has been discharged from a hospital in The Hague, Netherlands. After undergoing a heart procedure earlier this week, he now enters a six-week recovery period in the Netherlands. Senator Christopher “Bong” Go announced the news on social media, highlighting Medialdea’s ongoing recuperation process.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has identified several bridges in the Houston area at risk of vessel strikes.
An internal investigation at the Mark W. Stiles Unit in Beaumont, Texas, highlighted discrepancies in temperature records from the summer of 2022. The inquiry revealed missing logs and altered records, including unprofessional annotations, raising concerns about inmate welfare and recordkeeping integrity. These findings have prompted discussions on prison conditions, transparency, and accountability across Texas. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice faces scrutiny to address these issues and ensure accurate documentation in its facilities.