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Typhoon Tino has led to the deaths of at least 52 individuals in the Philippines, affecting mainly the Central Visayas region. The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council reports widespread flooding and landslides have displaced 436,000 people. At least 53 local government units have declared a state of calamity, and Typhoon Tino is expected to leave the region by November 6.
The Philippine Statistics Authority reported that the inflation rate in October 2025 remained at 1.7%, the same as September. Key contributors to inflation included food and non-alcoholic beverages, while transportation and housing prices saw a decrease. This report serves as an essential tool for economic planning and assessment.
Comedian Ate Gay, also known as Gil Morales, concludes his chemotherapy treatment as part of his cancer battle.
Actor Anjo Yllana revealed that his previous statements regarding Tito Sotto’s alleged mistress were merely a bluff. Following discussions with Vic and Maru Sotto, the incident has reportedly reached a resolution.
Actor Coco Martin addresses questions regarding marriage plans with fellow actress Julia Montes, revealing intentions to build a house for the couple’s future.
Cristiano Ronaldo announced his retirement plans during an interview with Piers Morgan, stating he will retire “soon” as he considers life beyond football, including spending more time with family and exploring other interests.
On November 4, 2025, Texans approved all 17 statewide propositions, addressing issues like bail reform, tax exemptions, water infrastructure funding, and healthcare.
The Miss Universe 2025 pageant encountered a delay when contestants walked out after an altercation during the sashing ceremony in Paris. Organizers postponed the event to address concerns and ensure a safe environment for all participants. The Miss Universe Organization is investigating the incident and aims to resume the ceremonies soon.
Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo Lacson announced that four individuals involved in a flood control projects scandal could face up to three years in Senate detention for alleged false testimonies. The individuals, including contractor Pacifico “Curlee” Discaya, and three former DPWH engineers, have been cited for contempt by the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee. Their detention may continue until Congress adjourns in three years, with potential transfers if charges are filed. The investigation centers on claims of overpriced, substandard, and ghost projects.
Texas has implemented two new laws designed to stop squatters and expedite the eviction process, empowering property owners and impacting renters. These laws aim to enhance property rights while sparking discussion on tenant protections.