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The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has canceled the certificate of candidacy of Ronald Alarkon Rodriguez, a gubernatorial candidate in Camarines Sur, due to false residency representation. Rodriguez plans to appeal the decision.
Environmentalists have raised concerns about extensive coral reef damage at the Samal Island-Davao City Connector (SIDC) bridge site even before official construction begins. The project aims to enhance regional connectivity but faces criticism over environmental implications.
Texas reports 683 measles cases, with 89 hospitalizations and two deaths in May 2023. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccination as they work to contain the outbreak.
A detective presents a diploma to a young man he saved as a toddler in Rock Springs, Wyoming, highlighting a special bond and the enduring impact of a rescue.
Discover how La Prensa, Nicaragua’s oldest newspaper, continues to champion press freedom amid government repression, earning the UNESCO Press Freedom Award. Learn about the newspaper’s resilience and dedication to journalism under challenging conditions.
Texas House committee amends Senate Bill 3, opting for regulated sales of consumable THC products instead of a complete ban. The bill advances to the full House, with new restrictions on consumption and sales.
The body of 69-year-old Jose Martinez, missing from a San Antonio care center since April, was found after 20 days. Police report no foul play, and the family seeks answers regarding safety at the facility.
An EF-1 tornado struck Burnet County, Texas, causing damage to several homes on May 1. The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado during a severe storm, which led to property damage and a swift response from emergency services.
The U.S. and Rwanda are in talks about relocating deportees from U.S. soil to the East African nation. This move reflects the Trump administration’s ongoing efforts to manage deportation policies. Discussions involve logistical planning and international cooperation, focusing on third-country nationals. Rwanda’s role as a potential host raises questions about deportees’ welfare and integration. The outcome of the talks could influence future immigration strategies.
Ma. Ahtisa Manalo of Quezon Province emerged victorious as Miss Universe Philippines 2025, overtaking 65 contenders at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City on May 2. The pageant, known for its competitive nature, featured candidates with international backgrounds and national titles. Manalo succeeded Chelsea Manalo, receiving the prestigious “La Mer en Majeste” crown, marking a significant milestone in her pageant career.