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Jake Paul, a 27-year-old from Cleveland, has transitioned from a YouTuber to a successful boxer. Known for defeating veteran boxer Mike Tyson, Paul has turned his internet fame into a lucrative boxing career. Discover how he became a prominent figure in both the digital and sports worlds.
The House Ethics Committee is examining allegations against Congressman Matt Gaetz, including claims of sexual misconduct and bribery. A witness recently alleged seeing Gaetz in a compromising position with a minor. The committee’s decision on releasing its findings could significantly impact Gaetz’s political career and public trust in legislative proceedings.
Southwest Airlines flight at Dallas Love Field hit by gunfire. No injuries reported among 99 passengers. Police investigating; airport operations resumed.
Volleyball star Alyssa Valdez makes a powerful return to the court with renewed passion and motivation after a four-month recovery. Her performance inspires Creamline’s victory, showcasing her resilience and leadership.
Remittances from Filipinos working overseas increased by 3.2% in September, totaling $3.34 billion. This marks the second-fastest growth of the year, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
: A text message claiming Donald Trump has been arrested is causing alarm, but there is no evidence to support its legitimacy. Authorities warn that such messages are likely virus hoaxes.
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.