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Thousands joined the “No Kings” protests in Austin, Texas, organized by “Hands off Central Texas.” The event, featuring a march and rally, drew 20,000-30,000 participants emphasizing democracy and opposition to authoritarianism. Governor Abbott deployed National Guard for safety.
Eduardo Ermita, former executive secretary and defense chief of the Philippines, passed away at 90 in Batangas. His daughter, Mayor Lisa Ermita, confirmed his death on October 18, 2025.
Leyte Rep. Martin Romualdez has requested the postponement of his second hearing with the Independent Commission for Infrastructure due to a scheduled medical procedure. Originally planned for October 22, 2025, the hearing aims to investigate potential corruption in flood control projects and review Romualdez’s involvement in the national budget. The ICI will announce its decision on the request shortly. Romualdez resigned as House Speaker but expresses his intention to cooperate fully with the commission’s investigation.
Kris Aquino, addressing a post wishing her dead on October 17, 2025, shared health updates amidst isolation due to autoimmune diseases. Despite ongoing health challenges, Aquino reported improvement and expressed gratitude for medical support, maintaining public communication through social media.
Jessica Sanchez, recent winner of the 20th season of “America’s Got Talent,” welcomes a healthy baby girl, sharing the news with her social media followers less than a month after her victory.
The Filipino American community in Houston marked Filipino American History Month with a public celebration at POST Houston, drawing families, performers and local vendors for a day of food, music and cultural programming.
The UAAP has suspended University of the East coach Chris Gavina for four games after his expletive-filled rant against officials following a close loss to La Salle. This decision highlights the UAAP’s commitment to maintaining professionalism and respect in collegiate sports. The suspension impacts UE’s upcoming games and prompts discussions on conduct within the league.
A Houston family is pursuing legal action over a mortgage deal, claiming they face foreclosure despite paying $136K. The lawsuit accuses the lenders of fraud and deceptive practices, questioning the legality of the high-interest wraparound mortgage arrangement. The case is set for a 2026 court hearing.
Alumni of the University of the Philippines across North America convened in Houston, Texas on October 17–18, 2025 for the UP Alumni Association in America’s (UPAAA) 23rd Biennial Grand Reunion and Convention.
The Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce Texas (PACCTX) is staging its premier annual celebration — the Legends and Leaders Gala 2025 — on Friday, October 24, at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in Round Rock.