JFK family member Tatiana Schlossberg reveals terminal illness
Tatiana Schlossberg, JFK’s granddaughter, has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. The announcement brings public support and highlights her advocacy work in environmental issues.
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Tatiana Schlossberg, JFK’s granddaughter, has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. The announcement brings public support and highlights her advocacy work in environmental issues.
Authorities returned the remains of 1st Lt. Woody T. Owen, a World War II Army Air Corps veteran, to his hometown of Elgin, Texas, after more than 80 years. Family members, local veterans’ organizations, and uniformed service members gathered for a graveside service and military funeral honors. Military officials coordinated the transfer of Owen’s remains following their identification and arranged his burial in Elgin in consultation with his relatives.
Los Angeles Clippers guard Chris Paul hinted at retirement before a 131-116 win over the Charlotte Hornets in Charlotte, North Carolina, in what organizers described as his final NBA game in his home state. The Winston-Salem native released a social media video about his playing future approximately 90 minutes before tipoff, then played as fans and teams recognized his North Carolina roots with in-arena tributes. Paul did not announce a formal retirement date, and the Clippers said they would share updates when he makes an official decision.
The Bureau of Immigration deported 23 Chinese nationals to China on November 22, 2025, for alleged involvement in cyberfraud schemes and POGO-like activities and for multiple violations of Philippine immigration laws. BI deportation and implementation units chief Alexi Val Arciaga said the Chinese nationals were subjects of deportation orders and identified as wanted criminals in their home country. Immigration officers arrested, processed, and escorted the deportees, coordinated with Chinese authorities, and placed the 23 individuals on the Philippine immigration blacklist.
Filipino celebrity couple Loisa Andalio and Ronnie Alonte, popularly known as “LoiNie,” confirmed their engagement after years of being in a relationship and working together in television and film projects. Representatives and coordinated social media posts announced the engagement but did not disclose the proposal date or wedding details. Fans, colleagues, and media organizations responded with widespread coverage and congratulatory messages. The couple’s management teams stated that they will provide further information on the wedding schedule and related plans at a later time while both actors continue their ongoing projects and brand endorsements.
Filipino gymnast Karl Eldrew Yulo won the bronze medal in the floor exercise final at the 2025 Artistic Gymnastics Junior World Championships, securing his first medal of the tournament. Yulo’s routine earned him third place and placed him ahead of his friend and fellow finalist Arsenii Dukhno. Officials confirmed the result during Sunday’s apparatus final, held under International Gymnastics Federation rules. The medal added to the Philippines’ tally and marked a key achievement for the national junior gymnastics program at the global event.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has denied reports that she is considering a run for president, following speculation sparked by her announcement that she plans to leave Congress and her public break with former President Donald Trump. Greene called the rumors inaccurate and said she has no current plans to seek the White House. Her departure from the House and changing relationship with Trump are drawing attention inside the Republican Party as officials, strategists, and voters watch for signs of her next political move and its impact on future election cycles.
The Philippines and Singapore held the 7th Informal Consultations on the Philippines-Singapore Action Plan (IC-PSAP) in Singapore last week to discuss expanded bilateral relations and new areas of economic cooperation. Officials from both countries reviewed existing initiatives, explored possible projects in priority sectors, and agreed to continue technical-level work and follow-up engagements. Delegations confirmed that they will use the IC-PSAP as a platform for regular review of cooperation, align proposed projects with national priorities, and schedule the next round of consultations at a later date.
The National Bureau of Investigation arrested a Department of Public Works and Highways engineer in Oriental Mindoro who is among 18 suspects facing court-issued arrest warrants over an allegedly anomalous flood control project. NBI agents served the warrant, brought the engineer for booking and processing, and prepared to present the suspect to the issuing court. Authorities said the case involves alleged irregularities in the planning, procurement, and implementation of a government-funded flood control project. The NBI continues operations to locate the remaining suspects and coordinates with other agencies as the criminal case moves forward in court.
The Department of Justice told the Eleventh Conference of the Parties (COP11) to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in Panama City that the Philippines has comprehensive laws addressing tobacco-related harm. DOJ Senior State Counsel Charadee Caso-Noble said these laws regulate conventional and novel tobacco products, restrict sales to minors, mandate health warnings, and control advertising and public smoking. She said the Inter-Agency Committee on Tobacco coordinates enforcement and that Philippine regulations align with WHO FCTC obligations, undergo periodic review, and include penalties for violations.