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AFP ensures no restrictions on social media for families of military members

LAWIN.newsMarch 19, 2025092 views

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) denies any guidance restricting social media freedom for families of military personnel. This statement comes amidst widespread social media discussions linked to the International Criminal Court’s ongoing investigations. The AFP emphasizes the importance of transparency and free expression, reassuring military families while maintaining their commitment to responsible social media use. The clarification aims to dispel misinformation and ensure support for military families in the digital landscape.

Ex-Austin police officer pleads guilty to misdemeanor charges

LAWIN.newsMarch 18, 2025087 views

A former Austin police officer has pled guilty to a misdemeanor, resulting in a permanent ban from serving in law enforcement. The court proceedings took place in Austin, Texas, reflecting the resolution of a case involving misconduct within the police force. This development underscores the accountability measures in place for law enforcement officers, emphasizing the legal consequences of actions that breach the trust of the community. The case highlights the importance of maintaining ethical standards within the police department and the steps taken to ensure integrity within the force.

Trump to stop Secret Service protection for Biden’s adult children

LAWIN.newsMarch 18, 2025072 views

President Trump announced the termination of Secret Service protection for President Biden’s adult children, citing concerns over resource allocation. This decision follows Trump’s earlier extension of protection, and the Secret Service confirmed compliance. The move brings attention to the balance between security needs and cost post-presidency, reflecting ongoing security considerations.

JK Labajo honors fan who died in university fire

LAWIN.newsMarch 18, 2025076 views

Singer JK Labajo pays tribute to Trisha Macalagay, a fan who died in a university fire in Laguna. During a festival, he performed her favorite song.

Medialdea receiving medical treatment in The Hague – PH embassy

LAWIN.newsMarch 18, 20250110 views

Salvador Medialdea, former Executive Secretary of the Philippines, is currently undergoing medical treatment in a The Hague hospital. The Philippine Embassy in the Netherlands confirmed his hospitalization following his visit to the ICC Detention Center to see former President Rodrigo Duterte. Medialdea’s health condition has not been specified, but he is receiving necessary care. This incident has drawn attention to both Medialdea and Duterte’s presence in The Hague, prompting discussions about their ongoing connections and raising questions about their meeting. Further updates on Medialdea’s health and the situation are awaited.

Ronnie Liang officially holds a doctorate in development administration

LAWIN.newsMarch 18, 2025070 views

Ronnie Liang, a Filipino singer and actor, has earned his Ph.D. in Development Administration, showcasing his dedication to education and continuous learning.

Alyssa Solomon secures UAAP eligibility with Korean draft withdrawal

LAWIN.newsMarch 18, 2025080 views

Alyssa Solomon of National University will maintain her eligibility in the UAAP after withdrawing from the 2025 Korean Volleyball Federation Asian Quota Draft. The UAAP confirmed her amateur status remains intact, allowing her to continue playing for the Lady Bulldogs. The decision underscores the importance of adhering to league regulations and the complexities athletes face in balancing career opportunities with existing commitments. Solomon’s continued presence is seen as a boost for her team as they prepare for upcoming seasons.

Measles spreads to Houston via international travel amid global resurgence

LAWIN.newsMarch 18, 2025083 views

Houston faces a new measles case involving an infant, highlighting global transmission and risks associated with international travel. Current cases in the city stem from travelers, not local spread. The CDC outlines high-risk countries, with many linking directly or indirectly to Houston. Across the U.S., measles incidents exceed previous totals due to rising cases in West Texas. Vaccination remains key, as health officials stress its importance, especially for international travelers. Local officials urge residents to maintain immunization to prevent further outbreaks.

Over 400 Palestinians dead after Israeli airstrikes hit Gaza

LAWIN.newsMarch 18, 2025086 views

Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip have resulted in over 400 Palestinian deaths, predominantly women and children, according to health officials. Breaking a ceasefire in place since January, this is the deadliest incident since the conflict began 17 months ago. The strikes, ordered by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, were justified by the Israeli military as a response to alleged militant threats. The situation has drawn international concern, with calls for restraint and renewed negotiations. The humanitarian implications are severe, with medical facilities overwhelmed and widespread displacement reported.

Sherwin Meneses sets milestone, eyes more wins in PVL

LAWIN.newsMarch 18, 2025077 views

Creamline Cool Smashers head coach Sherwin Meneses reaches a notable milestone by becoming the first coach in the Premier Volleyball League to achieve 100 wins. Building on a career that began three years ago, Meneses recently secured this achievement with a commanding victory over Chery Tiggo. His leadership has been instrumental in the team’s success, and he continues to aim for further triumphs in the league. This story highlights his journey and the impact of his coaching on the team’s performance.