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TNT Tropang Giga secures its second consecutive PBA Governors’ Cup title, defeating Barangay Ginebra in Game 6. Calvin Oftana shares the emotional victory with his son, highlighting a memorable championship win.
Tony Todd, famous for his role in “Candyman,” has died at 69. His manager confirmed Todd passed at his Marina del Rey home following a long illness, leaving a rich acting legacy.
A biopic about Angelica Yulo, mother of Olympic gold medalist Carlos Yulo, is reportedly in the works. Entertainment insider Ogie Diaz reveals the potential project backed by a wealthy businessman, sparking interest in the industry’s next big biographical film.
Austin police are searching for Roberto Romero, a 41-year-old with Down Syndrome, missing since November 10. Last seen near Lazy Lane and Research Blvd, Romero requires daily medication. Community urged to assist in search efforts. Contact police with any information.
U.S. prosecutors announced charges related to an alleged Iranian plot to assassinate former President Donald Trump. The alleged scheme, linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, was reportedly in retaliation for the killing of General Qassem Soleimani.
A federal judge has nullified the Biden administration’s “Keeping Families Together” initiative, which aimed to assist undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens. The decision halts the program, which faced legal challenges from Republican-led states.
Cassie Ong requests dismissal of a money laundering complaint linked to Lucky South 99. Her lawyer argues that evidence is insufficient, spotlighting broader financial crime allegations.
Northern Philippines is recovering after Typhoon Marce’s damaging impact. Authorities clear debris, provide aid, and restore infrastructure. Over 30,000 residents evacuated to shelters. Assessments of agricultural damage and ongoing community support highlight the challenges faced.
A 17-year-old girl in North Texas tragically died after being hit by a vehicle in Melissa. The incident, occurring at a busy intersection, highlights pedestrian safety concerns and prompts community reflection on road safety measures.
A Kyle man faces charges for alleged sexual assault on his ex-girlfriend and physical assault on her and her 7-year-old son. The incident occurred in July 2024.