A San Antonio couple, Richard Morin and Rosa Mora Duran, were arrested for allegedly stealing homes from elderly individuals using fraudulent title documents. They face multiple charges in a large-scale fraud scheme. An accomplice, Adam Joseph Green, was also charged.
Kylie Verzosa requests MGI President Nawat Itsaragrisil to remove her personal number accidentally posted online. Verzosa contacted Itsaragrisil on Instagram to address the privacy issue and seek resolution.
The FBI is investigating an incident involving the impersonation of White House chief of staff Susie Wiles. Unknown individuals accessed her personal cellphone, using her contacts to reach out to top officials under the guise of being Wiles. Security protocols are under review amid concerns of potential breaches at high government levels.
Brazilian prosecutors have filed a lawsuit against Chinese electric car giant BYD and two contractors over allegations of human trafficking and slave labor conditions at a build site in Bahia. Authorities discovered 220 Chinese workers in degrading conditions at the under-construction plant. The legal proceedings aim to address labor violations and ensure justice for the affected workers.
South Korean singer and actor Cha Eun-woo will enlist in the military on July 28, 2023, confirmed by his agency Fantagio. Cha, a member of the boy band Astro, has been accepted into the army military band, joining the ranks of other celebrities fulfilling mandatory service.
A North Texas family sues former Rockwall Heath High School cheerleading teachers following their daughter’s hospitalization with rhabdomyolysis, alleging excessive exercise as punishment. The lawsuit raises concerns about student safety and school policies.
Timor-Leste set specific conditions for the deportation of lawmaker Arnolfo Teves Jr., including limiting his life sentence to 40 years, as confirmed by NBI chief Jaime Santiago. Teves was deported from Timor-Leste and presented to media in the Philippines.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. appointed Maj. Gen. Nicolas Torre III as the new Philippine National Police Chief, emphasizing his leadership abilities. Outgoing PNP Chief Gen. Rommel Marbil clarified that this appointment was not connected to any past actions involving former President Rodrigo Duterte.
President Trump is set to visit a U.S. Steel mill in Pennsylvania as a deal with Nippon Steel is finalized. The agreement is seen as an investment controlled by the U.S., highlighting Trump’s focus on revitalizing the steel industry and bolstering American manufacturing.
Kris Aquino now resides on a private beach, as disclosed by friend Dindo Balares. Balares shared the update on Instagram, stating Aquino will stay at the undisclosed location until her medical “tolerance trial” concludes.