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The ICC has issued arrest warrants for Israel’s PM Netanyahu, ex-Defense Minister Gallant, and Hamas leader Deif over alleged war crimes in Gaza. The decision has sparked diverse international reactions, highlighting the complexities of navigating justice in geopolitical conflicts.
PhilHealth reports a 37.7% increase in benefit claim disbursements, totaling PHP 137.6 billion by October 2024. This rise highlights the growing reliance on public healthcare insurance in the Philippines, reflecting trends in healthcare utilization.
The Philippine women’s futsal team, known as the Pinay5, is set to compete in the Asian Cup qualifiers in Group C against Uzbekistan, Australia, Turkmenistan, and Kuwait. Their participation marks an important step for the growth of futsal in the Philippines, as they aim to secure a place in the Asian Cup.
A hit-and-run accident on Houston’s far south side resulted in three fatalities. Police have arrested a 46-year-old man following witness reports of aggressive driving at excessive speeds.
Kathryn Bernardo won the Snow Leopard Rising Star award at the Asian World Film Festival in California. Her film “Hello, Love, Goodbye” highlighted her achievements, marking a key moment in her international career.
The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Utah Jazz 126-118, securing their second straight win without star player Victor Wembanyama, who missed the game. Harrison Barnes led the Spurs with 25 points. Rookie Stephon Castle and veteran Chris Paul also contributed significantly to the victory.
A deceased infant was found on Saint Andrews Drive in Ovilla, Ellis County. Authorities have launched an investigation, urging the community to assist with information. The case has raised concerns among residents and highlighted the need for child safety and welfare discussions.
Matt Gaetz has withdrawn his nomination for Attorney General, a decision made after President-elect Donald Trump announced him as the nominee. Gaetz, citing personal reasons, will continue to serve as a congressman. This change challenges the Trump administration’s transition as they search for a new candidate.
Legendary heavy metal band Saxon will perform at the Tobin Center in San Antonio on March 21, 2025, as part of their “Hell, Fire & Steel Tour,” joined by Riot and Lizzie Borden.
Austin Police are searching for a man linked to a woman’s death in North Austin. The community urged to assist in the ongoing investigation.