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The Philippines plans to import 4.5 million tons of rice following typhoon damage to agriculture. President Marcos seeks to secure food supply and support local farmers while addressing long-term agricultural resilience.
Miss Universe 2024 in Mexico City features strong Filipino representation, including Chelsea Manalo, the first Filipino Black American delegate. Four other contestants of Filipino descent join her on the international stage, showcasing cultural diversity and pride.
North Korea has tested exploding drones, urging mass production under Kim Jong Un’s leadership. These developments raise regional security concerns, prompting international focus on evolving military technologies and diplomatic strategies.
A North Texas family sues First Baptist Dallas, alleging their teen was sexually abused by another student on a 2022 mission trip. The church denies allegations, claiming the incident involved consensual activity. The family seeks over $1 million for alleged negligence and distress.
A tragic shooting in Houston has resulted in the deaths of two family members, Yolanda Keller and Brian J. Keller, with the suspect critically injured. The incident underscores the challenges of gun violence in communities.
Texas Judge Arturo Nelson recommends overturning Melissa Lucio’s conviction, citing evidence of Mariah Alvarez’s death by fall. The case goes to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
Gilas Pilipinas starts its training camp for the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers at Inspire Sports Academy in Laguna. The national team prepares for the tournament with key players Kai Sotto and AJ Edu joining, aiming to secure a spot in the prestigious competition.
The DILG has ordered forced evacuations in coastal areas of Regions 8, 5, 4, and 2 due to Typhoon Pepito’s threat of storm surges as high as two-story buildings. Approximately 200,000 residents are affected. Typhoon Pepito continues to intensify, with sustained winds of 150 km/h and gusts up to 185 km/h. Authorities stress immediate compliance for safety.
North Texas police are seeking a driver involved in a hit-and-run that killed 12-year-old Apollo Rogers. The incident has shaken the Fort Worth community, prompting calls for enhanced road safety measures.
An abandoned childcare center at 1200 Bandera in west Houston caught fire again, raising concerns about homeless activity. No injuries were reported. Authorities are investigating the cause and considering solutions to address community safety concerns.