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Supreme Court rejects Dela Rosa’s bid to force release of ICC warrant

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The Supreme Court of the Philippines denied Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa’s petition seeking to compel government agencies to release an alleged International Criminal Court arrest warrant reportedly tied to the anti-illegal drugs campaign. In a resolution, the Court ruled that Dela Rosa failed to show a clear legal right or a ministerial duty on the part of the agencies to disclose the document, rejecting his plea for a writ of mandamus. The decision left unresolved, on the judicial record, whether such an ICC warrant exists and did not require any agency to confirm or deny its existence.

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Trump plans lavish welcome for Saudi crown prince at the White House

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President Donald Trump plans an elaborate White House welcome for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, with U.S. and Saudi officials preparing major business and security agreements. The visit focuses on economic investment, defense contracts, counterterrorism cooperation, and regional security, including energy and military ties. Both governments are drafting memorandums, reviewing arms deals, and coordinating on diplomatic protocol, media access, and public messaging. Lawmakers and analysts in Washington are watching the talks for their impact on U.S.-Saudi relations and Middle East policy.

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Palace tags Imee Marcos as defender of ‘self-confessed murderer’

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Malacañang accused Senator Imee Marcos of protecting former President Rodrigo Duterte, whom it labeled a “self-confessed murderer,” in an escalation of tensions between the Palace and the senator. The Office of the President issued the statement after Marcos renewed her criticism of the administration and defended Duterte, who previously made public claims about killings linked to his anti-crime and anti-drug campaigns. The exchange highlighted deepening rifts between political factions allied with the Marcos and Duterte families, who ran together in the 2022 elections.

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City task force collects feedback on Austin’s upcoming 2026 bond

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Austin officials are preparing a comprehensive 2026 bond package and have formed a city task force to gather community feedback on potential projects. The task force is collecting input through public meetings, online surveys and departmental reports on infrastructure, transportation, housing, public safety, parks and libraries. Recommendations will go to the Austin City Council, which will finalize the bond proposal and decide what appears on the November 2026 ballot.

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Trooper removed from Texas A&M-South Carolina game duty

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Texas Department of Public Safety officials removed a state trooper from sideline duty during the Texas A&M vs. South Carolina football game in College Station after a tense encounter with South Carolina players prompted an internal review. The trooper left the field for the remainder of the game while supervisors began examining video, reports and witness accounts. No injuries, arrests or criminal investigations were reported. The agency has not released the trooper’s name and has not set a timeline for completing the review.

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San Antonio parents fundraise for newborn with ultra-rare disease

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A 17-month-old boy in San Antonio, Texas, has been diagnosed with Farber disease, an ultra-rare and terminal genetic disorder. His family is raising funds to cover medical care, therapies, and related expenses as they navigate complex treatment needs. The case highlights the medical, financial, and emotional challenges faced by families dealing with rare genetic conditions and the critical role of community and public support in managing long-term care.

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Supreme Court rejects lawsuit over high school football pregame prayer

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The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to revisit a 25-year-old precedent that found student-led, student-initiated pregame prayer over a public address system at public school football games unconstitutional, leaving the 2000 *Santa Fe Independent School District v. Doe* decision in place and maintaining current Establishment Clause limits on school-sponsored religious activities.

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Mexican scientists take action vs SpaceX over Gulf contamination

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A Mexican marine conservation group, Conibio Global A.C., has filed a formal complaint in 2025 against Elon Musk and SpaceX, alleging that falling rocket booster debris from Starbase launches in Texas is polluting the Gulf of Mexico and damaging marine habitats in Mexican waters. The organization cites findings from its “Expedition Booster 2025,” including reported seabed impacts and scattered debris, and is urging Mexican authorities to investigate possible environmental law violations and require detailed information on SpaceX launch and recovery practices affecting the Gulf.

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DBM allocates P1.28 trillion for education

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The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) announced that the education sector will receive P1.28 trillion under the House-approved Fiscal Year 2026 national budget. The allocation covers key education agencies and programs, including basic and higher education, technical-vocational training, and support services such as classrooms, learning materials, and scholarships. The House of Representatives passed the spending plan after deliberations on sectoral priorities and will transmit the measure to the Senate for further review and amendments before final approval and enactment into law.

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600 turkeys distributed to honor ‘Mama Boone’ legacy

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A Thanksgiving turkey giveaway in Houston will honor the legacy of community figure “Mama Boone” as her son and volunteers distribute 600 turkeys to local residents on Saturday, November 22, at 9 a.m., with first-come, first-served pickup, safety measures, and neighborhood support forming part of an ongoing holiday tradition in her name.

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