Sam Milby confirmed his breakup with Catriona Gray, addressing rumors about their relationship. Milby emphasized there was no third party involved, and the pair remains on amicable terms.
Hamas has announced the release of six living hostages and the return of four bodies amidst the Gaza conflict. This development focuses on families like the Bibas, with the youngest hostage, 9-month-old Kfir, highlighting the human impact. The international community continues to pressure for transparency and resolution, while the broader conflict remains tense. Observers are cautiously optimistic about potential de-escalation.
Allies and supporters of Vice President Sara Duterte, including lawyers from Mindanao and officials from Davao City, have submitted a petition to the Supreme Court. They seek to halt the Senate’s impeachment trial, claiming the complaint is flawed. The petition, comprising 114 pages, represents a collective effort to address concerns surrounding the proceedings. The case has sparked significant interest, highlighting varying political sentiments in the region.
Houston ISD’s recent decision to omit Eid al-Fitr from its academic calendar has prompted a push from the Muslim community and advocacy groups for its reinstatement. The decision has opened a dialogue about representation and inclusivity in education, highlighting the importance of acknowledging diverse cultural and religious practices. As discussions continue, HISD faces growing pressure to adapt its policies to better reflect the multicultural population it serves.
Manila’s Senate Minority Leader, Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel III, urges Senate President Francis “Chiz” Escudero to swiftly convene the Senate impeachment court, emphasizing the constitutional requirement to promptly address the complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte.
President Trump has signed an executive order directing his administration to find methods to lower the high costs associated with in vitro fertilization, making reproductive healthcare more accessible.
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has stated its willingness to investigate former President Rodrigo Duterte’s controversial “kill” remarks, made during a proclamation rally, if a senator requests assistance. While NBI Director Jaime Santiago views the comments as rhetorical, he clarifies that formal action will be taken upon receiving a complaint from the Senate. This development underscores the complexities surrounding political speech and potential legal implications.
The discontinuation of federal funds has placed many Texas seniors on a waitlist for home-delivered meals. Nonprofit organizations express concern over how this lack of support affects seniors’ access to essential nutrition and services.
Hidilyn Diaz-Naranjo, the Philippines’ first Olympic gold medalist, aims to compete in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics while also prioritizing starting a family. Known for her dedication to weightlifting, Diaz-Naranjo discusses her goals and plans at the Inquirer Read-Along event. Her achievements have inspired young athletes in the Philippines, and she actively promotes sports and gender equality. Despite challenges, Diaz-Naranjo’s determination and passion for her sport remain unwavering. The journey of this trailblazing athlete continues to inspire and motivate many.
TxDOT has closed the TEXpress lanes in North Texas due to an incoming cold front bringing wintry weather. This decision, aimed at ensuring road safety, affects major highways in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Drivers are advised to exercise caution, use alternative routes, and stay informed. TxDOT crews are actively treating roads as part of their winter weather response plan. Stay updated through TxDOT’s platforms for real-time road condition alerts and notifications.