French lawmakers on Wednesday unanimously approved a bill that seeks to end the concept of “marital duty,” following criticism from women’s rights groups over its use to undermine sexual consent within marriage.
Former President Rodrigo Duterte has no plans to replace his legal counsel at the International Criminal Court despite calls from supporters to do so, Vice President Sara Duterte said.
China on Thursday executed 11 people connected to criminal gangs operating in Myanmar, including key figures involved in large-scale telecommunications fraud, state media reported.
Maine Senator Susan Collins confirms that there are currently no large-scale Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations taking place in the state, providing reassurance to communities.
New travel restrictions by the Trump administration create additional challenges for families pursuing international adoptions. The recent bans affect visa approvals, complicating the adoption process.
As the calendar flips to January 2026, something electric hangs in the air—not just another new year, but a collective invitation to stop playing small.
Amendments to South Korea’s Information and Communications Network Act have drawn criticism from the United States, UNESCO, domestic media groups, and civil society, amid concerns the law could stifle free expression.
After three years abroad, Jia De Guzman is back in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL), ready to lead the Creamline Cool Smashers once again.
The entire executive committee of the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) resigned Wednesday following a scandal over the naturalization of seven foreign-born players that led to FIFA sanctions and an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Actor Derek Ramsay said he is at peace and prioritizing strength for himself and his family following his separation from estranged wife Ellen Adarna.