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Texas hospitals must now ask patients about their immigration status following Governor Abbott’s executive order. The directive aims to assess healthcare costs for undocumented immigrants while raising concerns about access to care among immigrant communities.
Elton John faces vision loss due to an infection, impacting his ability to watch his new musical “The Devil Wears Prada.” The 77-year-old artist remains hopeful as he navigates this challenge while continuing his influential work in music and philanthropy.
The 37th Aliw Awards spotlights renowned nominees like Lea Salonga, Dolly de Leon, SB19, and BINI for their outstanding contributions to theater and music.
James Harden becomes one of only two NBA players, alongside Steph Curry, to reach 3,000 career three-pointers. His achievement, marked during a Clippers vs. Nuggets game, highlights his incredible shooting skill and dedication to the sport.
The FEU Cheering Squad, under Coach Randell San Gregorio, secured a bronze medal at the 2024 UAAP Cheerdance Competition with a “Frozen”-themed routine, despite notable errors. The result has sparked debate among fans and critics.
Oil companies in the Philippines announce varied price changes for fuel, with gasoline rising by 90 centavos per liter while diesel and kerosene see reductions. The dynamic adjustments reflect ongoing global oil market influences.
President Joe Biden’s pardon of his son, Hunter, just weeks before his sentencing for gun and tax charges has drawn attention. The decision, breaking previous pledges, stirs political discussions about the use of presidential pardons and its implications for justice and fairness.
A group of civil society leaders, advocates, and affected families have filed an impeachment complaint against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, citing constitutional violations. The case has gained backing from Akbayan, highlighting governance issues.
San Antonio police search for missing teenager Aubrey Torres, last seen on Rubidoux Drive. The community is urged to assist in locating the 16-year-old, described as a Hispanic female with brown hair and eyes, wearing a blue hoodie and black jeans.
The Philippine Commission on Audit’s 2024 report reveals a significant rise in travel expenses for the Office of the Vice President in 2023, attributed to trips by VP Sara Duterte. These expenses, totaling PHP 42.58 million, mark a notable increase from the previous year’s costs. The report also underscores a substantial rise in confidential spending, drawing attention from lawmakers and prompting inquiries into the OVP’s financial practices.