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John Amores, a PBA player, is set to appeal against the Games and Amusement Board’s decision to revoke his professional license after a shooting incident in Laguna. The revocation, following charges of attempted homicide, has cast uncertainty over Amores’ career.
President Joe Biden has blocked a proposed addition of 66 new federal judgeships, citing “hurried action” by the House of Representatives as a key reason. The veto underscores the ongoing debate over judiciary reform amidst rising concerns of court backlogs. Find out more about the implications and reactions in this developing story.
Find out which Austin grocery stores will open on Christmas Eve 2024. Discover holiday hours for H-E-B, Walmart, Target, Costco, and Starbucks.
An Oregon court has ordered a Texas company to disclose documents in a high-profile affair case, highlighting issues of privacy and corporate responsibility.
Fort Worth police arrested Derrick Sanders Jr., 19, for the fatal shooting of his uncle, Christopher Sanders Sr. The shooting, believed to be premeditated, occurred during an attack on another vehicle. Sanders Jr. faces felony murder charges. Investigation is ongoing amidst community concerns over safety.
SB19 members Justin, Stell, and Pablo discuss the Filipino concept of “utang na loob,” emphasizing love and appreciation over obligation. Their views spark debate on cultural expectations and family dynamics.
American Airlines faced a nationwide ground stop on December 24, 2023, due to a technical issue, causing delays during the holiday travel peak. The FAA issued the stop at the airline’s request, affecting flights across the U.S. Operations resumed after several hours, highlighting the challenges of managing technical disruptions in aviation.
Condor Airlines will discontinue its direct flights from San Antonio to Frankfurt in 2025. The decision follows a German court ruling altering feeder flight requirements, impacting U.S. markets like San Antonio.
Ho Chi Minh City opens its first metro line, a 19.7km route from Ben Thanh to Suoi Tien, after 12 years of development. The line aims to revolutionize local transport and includes plans for an electric bus network.
Actor John Arcilla addresses concerns over the rising costs of essential goods, questioning affordability for ordinary citizens. Arcilla’s recent comments on X, formerly known as Twitter, highlight the financial strain on families and individuals.