The Senate has upheld a substantial reduction in the 2025 budget for the Office of the Vice President (OVP). This decision, aligning with the House of Representatives, reduces the budget by P1.3 billion to P733 million. House Committee Chairman Zaldy Co supports the move, emphasizing fiscal transparency and efficient management. The decision reflects a unified legislative approach to enhancing government accountability amidst economic challenges.
Ginebra faces a crucial test after a 99-72 defeat in Game 5 of the PBA Governors’ Cup Finals. The team must rally as TNT takes a 3-2 series lead.
Williamson County residents elect Matthew Lindemann as the new sheriff, replacing incumbent Mike Gleason. Lindemann promises transparency and community engagement in his leadership approach.
Tesla’s stock surged over 14% after Donald Trump’s election win, as investors anticipate favorable conditions for Elon Musk’s company. Analysts speculate on policy shifts and market positioning.
Shohei Ohtani of the LA Dodgers successfully underwent shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum. The team expects him to be ready for spring training. Ohtani’s surgery follows an injury sustained during the World Series, and he aims to return to his dual role in the upcoming season.
A Fort Worth jury found Consilio, a leading e-discovery firm, guilty of illegally accessing a woman’s computer. The case raises important issues about privacy, technology, and corporate responsibility.
The Philippines assures continued cooperation with the incoming Trump administration, focusing on defense, trade, and education. Malacañang emphasizes shared history and peace.
Kamala Harris delivers a concession speech at Howard University after losing the presidential election to Donald Trump. She urges unity and continued engagement in the democratic process, marking a significant moment in American politics.
Bexar County, Texas, displayed unique voting behavior in the 2020 Presidential Election. Despite Kamala Harris’s win, Trump’s increased support reflected changing dynamics in urban Texas counties.
The Texas appeals court has granted a new trial to Randy Halprin, a death row inmate and member of the “Texas 7,” due to concerns of judicial antisemitic bias. The decision follows years of legal advocacy and highlights issues of fairness in the judicial process.