North Texas eyes future bids after World Cup success
North Texas leaders are looking to build on the success of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as they pursue bids for more major international sporting events.
North Texas leaders are looking to build on the success of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as they pursue bids for more major international sporting events.
Lawyer Jose Sison, the longtime host of the legal and crime television program “Ipaglaban Mo!”, died on Thursday, July 23, his family announced. He was 88.
Pageant fans in the Philippines will witness two major international beauty competitions crown their winners within hours of each other as the Miss Universe and Miss International pageants hold their finals on Nov. 25, Manila time.
Iran and Oman agreed Tuesday to study the costs of maritime services provided in the Strait of Hormuz while reaffirming their sovereignty over their respective territorial waters, according to a joint statement released after high-level talks in Muscat.
State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott said Marcos and Rubio also discussed the Philippines’ participation in Pax Silica and its hosting of the initiative’s first Economic Security Zone in Clark.
Lawyer Von Añonuevo, counsel for former DPWH Region IV-B Planning and Design Division Chief Montrexis Tordecilla Tamayo, said his client traveled to the Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv because it was the nearest diplomatic post where he could surrender.
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama will appear on the cover of NBA 2K27, ESPN reported Wednesday.
The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame will open a special exhibition Friday celebrating the career of Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry, making him the first active NBA player to receive the honor.
Melanie Chisholm, better known as Mel C or Sporty Spice of the Spice Girls, wore a dress borrowed from fellow bandmate Victoria Beckham for her wedding to model and producer Chris Dingwall in Australia.
The United States warned Tuesday that it “will not stand by” after Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega declared the country would no longer hold elections that include opposition parties backed by the United States, drawing international condemnation and renewed concerns over one-party rule.