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A woman tragically died in a rollover crash on Houston’s northeast side. Discover the details of the accident, the ongoing investigation, and community calls for enhanced road safety measures.
Barangay Ginebra defeated Magnolia Hotshots in a thrilling 95-92 victory during the PBA Commissioner’s Cup “Christmas Clasico,” with Scottie Thompson’s game-winning shot stealing the show.
A historic moment unfolds as an all-Filipino crew competes in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race. Led by veteran sailor Ernesto Echauz, the 15 sailors, including members of the Philippine national team, will pilot the yacht Centennial 7 in this prestigious international event.
Honda’s stock surged over 16% after announcing a $7 billion buyback plan. The move coincides with merger talks with Nissan, aiming to bolster their market position amidst global auto competition.
South Korea has officially become a ‘super-aged society,’ with 20% of its population aged 65 or older. The low birth rate and aging population present challenges for the economy and social services.
The Unequal Inequities exhibit at Architecture Center Houston highlights disparities in property values across neighborhoods, exploring historical factors that shaped Houston’s landscape.
Monza has dismissed Alessandro Nesta after a challenging Serie A season, appointing Salvatore Bocchetti as the new coach. With only one win in 17 matches, Monza seeks a turnaround under Bocchetti’s guidance to improve its standing and avoid relegation.
Christopher Nolan’s next film, “The Odyssey,” is set to bring Homer’s epic tale to life with stars like Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, Tom Holland, and Robert Pattinson. Scheduled for release in July 2026, the film promises a mythic action experience shot worldwide with advanced IMAX technology.
The International Association of Democratic Lawyers has called on the Philippine President to grant clemency to Mary Jane Veloso, highlighting the exploitation of migrant workers and advocating for her release based on humanitarian grounds. Veloso’s case, marked by her near execution in Indonesia, shines a light on the vulnerabilities faced by migrant workers in the face of trafficking and exploitation.
John Amores, a PBA player, is set to appeal against the Games and Amusement Board’s decision to revoke his professional license after a shooting incident in Laguna. The revocation, following charges of attempted homicide, has cast uncertainty over Amores’ career.