President-elect Donald Trump’s recent remarks about expanding U.S. borders have raised concerns among European nations. His comments on redrawing international borders to include regions like Canada and Greenland have sparked debate and caused unease.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. highlights the Philippines’ diplomatic progress and plans for expanding foreign service during the Vin d’Honneur. The event emphasizes independent foreign policies and increasing international partnerships.
Former NBA and Gilas Pilipinas player Andray Blatche hints at retirement after participating with Strong Group Athletics in the Dubai International Basketball Championship. Blatche, 38, reflects on his significant career in basketball.
President-elect Donald Trump has been sentenced for falsifying business records in a New York hush money case. A Manhattan judge gave him an unconditional discharge, meaning no jail time or penalties. Trump is the first president-elect with a felony conviction.
Actor Bugoy Cariño and volleyball player EJ Laure reveal their wedding date, announcing plans to marry on March 9. The couple shared pre-wedding photos with followers.
The San Antonio Spurs’ Coyote ranks among the top sports mascots on Instagram, reflecting its engaging digital presence. The mascot effectively uses social media to connect with fans, participate in community events, and promote team spirit, showcasing the evolving role of mascots in sports culture.
Harris County, Texas, has introduced a new mandate requiring backup power generators for nursing homes and assisted living facilities in unincorporated areas to ensure systems remain operational during power outages. The mandate aims to secure the safety and well-being of residents during emergencies like hurricanes. Compliance is expected by 2026.
An Australian woman claiming to be the half-sister of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. faces charges in Sydney court. She pledges to abstain from alcohol during flights while on bail.
Mary Ann Maslog, accused in the 1998 textbook scam, was denied bail by the Sandiganbayan. Her past evasion tactics, including faking her death, influenced the court’s decision. Her case underscores the ongoing fight against corruption in the Philippines.
A Filipina was tragically killed in Slovenia, prompting condemnation from the Commission on Filipinos Overseas. The investigation into her death is ongoing, highlighting concerns about violence against overseas Filipinos.