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An assistant principal in Houston ISD has been arrested and charged with sexual assault involving a former student. The district is cooperating with law enforcement and reinforcing safety measures.
Former senator Panfilo Lacson voices concerns about the alleged cash rewards system in the Duterte administration’s drug war. Lacson advises strengthening the independence of the PNP’s Internal Affairs Service. Testimonies claim the system incentivized police for extrajudicial killings.
President Marcos urges Philippine Congress to pass a bill for mining fiscal reform, aiming to streamline taxes and boost responsible mining amid global green energy shifts.
Southeast Asia is expected to experience increased rainfall for the rest of 2024, following recent typhoons. This could impact agriculture, tourism, and industry, prompting regional preparedness and resilience efforts.
Meta Platforms Inc. is facing a lawsuit from state attorneys general alleging its social media platforms contribute to a youth mental health crisis by fostering addictive behaviors. The lawsuit highlights concerns about the impact of social media on minors and seeks changes in Meta’s practices to better protect young users.
Hon. Gunther Emil Sales, Philippine Consul General in Houston, will be a VIP guest at the Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce Texas 15th Anniversary Gala, celebrating the achievements of the Filipino-American community.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is appealing a judge’s decision to dismiss six charges in a case involving former President Donald Trump. The appeal argues that the judge’s March ruling was in error. Willis’s legal team seeks to proceed with the charges as part of ongoing investigations.
Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences awarded to Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James Robinson for research on wealth inequality and institutional impact on national prosperity.
A former Houston pharmacy owner has been convicted in a $140 million Medicare fraud case. The jury found Mokbel guilty on all counts, leading to potential decades in prison, significant restitution, and fines. Sentencing is set for January 7.
Journalist Rose-Ann Aragon will serve as a Master of Ceremonies at the PACC Texas 15th Anniversary Gala on October 18, 2024. Known for her work at KPRC-TV and involvement in the Filipino-American community, Aragon continues to make an impact through her storytelling and community leadership.