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In NCAA Season 100 basketball, Lyceum triumphed over Jose Rizal University with an 82-80 win. John Barba led Lyceum by scoring 20 points, critical in the final quarter. The Pirates’ win boosts their chances for the Final Four.
Pop star Billie Eilish reacts emotionally to the news of Donald Trump’s presidential victory during her Nashville concert, addressing women’s rights and personal experiences.
Tesla has launched its first store in the Philippines, located in Taguig’s Bonifacio Global City. This marks a significant step in promoting electric vehicles in the region, with the introduction of the Model 3 and a comprehensive Tesla Experience Center.
The Mestizo, a fashion brand blending modernity with Filipino culture, opens its first showroom in Los Angeles. Explore their unique garments combining tradition and contemporary design at 3308 Helms Avenue, Culver City, CA.
Following Trump’s reelection, Houston’s LGBTQ+ community gathered at the Montrose Center to process emotions and discuss support resources. The event highlighted the community’s resilience and ongoing efforts to advocate for rights and provide mental health support.
A Dallas priest retires amidst a controversy involving a nun accused of violating her chastity vow. The dispute with the Fort Worth Diocese has led to the nun’s dismissal. The situation raises questions about governance and authority in religious institutions.
Two horses were struck by multiple vehicles on a road in Medina County, Texas, leading to temporary road closures. The incident prompted police to conduct a thorough investigation, with no reported injuries to the drivers involved. The road was reopened after several hours.
Gilberto Hinojosa resigns after leading Texas Democrats for 12 years. The move follows recent election defeats. Texas Democrats now face the challenge of rebuilding under new leadership amidst changing political dynamics.
Pag-Ibig Fund is expediting calamity loan processing for members affected by Typhoon Kristine. Aimed at providing quick financial relief, this initiative ensures prompt support to those in need.
The House Quad Committee reports on President Marcos’ anti-drug campaign from 2022 to 2024, revealing P49.82 billion in drug seizures and at least 800 drug-related deaths. The campaign aims to tackle the illegal drug problem while minimizing casualties.