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PhilHealth has initiated an investigation into fraudulent activities within its GAMOT program by forming a dedicated team to protect the integrity of its services and ensure transparency and accountability in its operations.
An Austin family seeks justice after Stanley Chun was killed by a suspected drunk driver in a head-on collision. The suspect, Jonathan Medellin Hopper, remains at large with warrants issued for his arrest.
Stafford Police arrested Taylor Boilek, 33, on charges of child pornography. This follows his 2018 arrest on similar charges in Alabama. Police emphasize child safety as a priority in ongoing investigations.
Authorities in San Antonio reported a fatal incident involving a suspected drunk driver who was arrested following a wrong-way crash in the northeastern part of the city. The collision resulted in the death of one man. San Antonio Police Department officers responded to reports of a head-on collision on the Northeast Side. Investigations revealed that a driver traveled in the wrong direction, causing the fatal crash. The identity of the deceased man has not been disclosed.
Reflecting on Hurricane Katrina’s influence, Houston reshaped its hurricane response strategies after the chaos of Hurricane Rita in 2005. This article explores the lessons learned and the improvements made in Houston’s evacuation procedures.
In one of the largest aerial assaults since the beginning of its full-scale invasion, Russia launched a major airstrike on Ukraine overnight, resulting in the deaths of at least 21 individuals, including four children. The attacks also caused significant damage to buildings associated with the European Union and the British Council in Kyiv.
A Canadian man has been deported from the U.S. after admitting to drone surveillance of a Florida military base. The case raises concerns about drone espionage over sensitive installations.
A tragic accident in Dallas leaves a mother paralyzed as a tree falls onto her vehicle. Community support grows for Maisie Evans, with ongoing investigations into the incident’s cause.
Austin police are actively searching for a suspect in the assault of a woman following a downtown altercation. A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest, as the local community is urged to assist in solving the case.
The Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center has taken down over 52,000 e-sabong domains since 2023. This is part of a broader crackdown on illegal online cockfighting operations, with the Department of Justice exploring links to the disappearance of missing sabungeros.