Chris Brown pleads guilty to public order offense over London nightclub brawl
American R&B singer Chris Brown pleaded guilty Friday to a public order offense stemming from a 2023 nightclub brawl in London, avoiding a trial on more serious charges.
American R&B singer Chris Brown pleaded guilty Friday to a public order offense stemming from a 2023 nightclub brawl in London, avoiding a trial on more serious charges.
Christopher Nolan’s epic film The Odyssey has driven record demand for IMAX screenings while prompting criticism that the movie’s intended viewing format is inaccessible to most audiences.
San Antonio Animal Care Services (ACS) is asking residents to adopt or foster animals after its shelter reached capacity, with more than 550 animals filling every available kennel.
In a statement, the Austin FC Academy said it became aware in December 2025 of allegations involving youth-on-youth misconduct among a group of academy players.
The Austin Police Department and the FBI are investigating allegations of sexual abuse involving players in the Austin FC Academy, according to the club and law enforcement.
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare said the average life expectancy for women rose by 0.20 year to 87.33 years, while that of men increased by 0.25 year to 81.35 years.
Iran’s Oil Ministry said Saturday it generated $18 billion in oil sales during the conflict with the United States and the subsequent ceasefire, despite earlier claims by senior Iranian officials that exports had been halted.
Defense Secretary Gilberto “Gibo” Teodoro Jr. has ordered the expansion of the Armed Forces of the Philippines’ Direct Commission Program to recruit more civilian professionals with specialized skills as the military modernizes its capabilities.
Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian said the Senate cannot shoulder the cost of catering for Vice President Sara Duterte’s staff and legal team during her impeachment trial, citing budget constraints.
Biden’s attorneys filed a notice of voluntary dismissal Friday, less than a week after a divided federal appeals court ruled against his request to keep the recordings private. He had the option to seek a rehearing or appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court but instead ended the case.