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Gilas Pilipinas basketball team sets its focus on crucial FIBA World Cup 2023 qualifiers. After intense preparation, the team aims to secure victories in upcoming matches against Chinese Taipei and New Zealand. Follow the journey of the national team as they strive for success on the international stage.
Ely Buendia clarifies the meaning behind Eraserheads’ song “Spoliarium,” denying connections to TVJ and Pepsi Paloma. The speculation resurfaces with the release of a new film.
Shakira canceled her Lima concert due to hospitalization for an abdominal condition. The singer’s team emphasizes the priority of her health, promising efforts to reschedule. Shakira’s fans worldwide show support, awaiting her return to the stage.
With Congress in recess, the anti-Musk protest movement is slated to gain momentum, placing pressure on the Republican president’s actions and highlighting the challenges Democrats face in countering the federal bureaucracy overhaul. This comes at a pivotal moment for political dynamics in the United States.
A road accident in southeast Travis County near Garfield resulted in one critical and four serious injuries. Emergency services responded swiftly to manage the situation, with all injured individuals receiving medical treatment. Local authorities are investigating the cause of the crash and exploring measures to improve road safety in the area, amidst rising concerns.
Neiman Marcus, following its merger with Saks, has decided to close its Dallas offices, a move that comes shortly after receiving $5.25 million in city incentives. The luxury retailer’s decision raises questions about the use of these funds and the implications for its operations in Dallas. This development reflects the ongoing challenges in the retail sector and highlights Neiman Marcus’s strategic adjustments in response to industry changes. Stakeholders are monitoring the situation for clarity on the company’s future plans and its impact on the Dallas community.
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) partners with Japanese organizations to enhance local capacities in identifying counterfeit Japanese goods. Through a training seminar with the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) and the Japan Patent Office (JPO), IPOPHL aims to strengthen market monitoring and enforcement. This collaboration is set to bolster intellectual property rights protection in the Philippines, reflecting the importance of international cooperation against counterfeiting.
The National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict faced criticism from the human rights group Karapatan after releasing a video implicating Kabataan party list Rep. Raoul Manuel as a recruiter for the New People’s Army. Karapatan’s secretary general called the move a misleading tactic against the Kabataan party list. The controversy highlights tensions between government initiatives and party list groups.
North Texans should brace for a significant drop in temperatures as an Arctic front moves in this week. Residents are advised to prepare for the coldest weather of the season. Stay informed about the latest updates and recommended precautions.
KENS 5 will temporarily go off-air early Tuesday morning for scheduled transmitter maintenance. This brief outage will impact viewers using antennas and subscribers of DISH and DirecTV. Cable customers will not be affected.