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Regine Velasquez’s nieces, Tasha, Julia, and Ezri Mitra, have formed a new P-pop girl group named DNA. Encouraged by their aunt, the trio aims to make their mark in the music industry, continuing the musical legacy of the Velasquez family.
President Trump urged Senate Republicans to abolish the filibuster rule to end the government shutdown. This call for action comes amid a stalemate over funding negotiations for the U.S.-Mexico border wall, highlighting ongoing partisan struggles in Congress.
The U.N. human rights chief, Michelle Bachelet, urges the U.S. to stop strikes on alleged drug boats, citing extrajudicial killings and international law violations. The U.S. justifies these actions for security, raising global legal concerns.
Gov. Greg Abbott has mandated the Texas Rangers to investigate allegations against Elgin city officials, ensuring transparency and accountability in local governance. The investigation follows complaints of potential misconduct, with the Texas Rangers collaborating with local authorities. Elgin officials are cooperating, and community members seek clarity as the inquiry progresses.
The SWS survey published in October 2025 reports that 50% of Filipino families consider themselves poor, translating to 14.2 million families. The survey also highlights concerns about food poverty, with 41% of families identifying as food-poor, while categories such as borderline, always, usually, and newly poor are examined.
Austin ISD is set to release an updated draft of its consolidation and boundary change plan by November 20. The plan, designed to address community concerns and optimize facility use, involves merging underutilized schools to manage resources efficiently. Community input has been integral to the process, with several public meetings held to gather feedback. The district assures that the plan will minimize disruptions and enhance educational opportunities. Austin ISD will make the updated draft available on its website and continues to encourage community participation.
San Antonio holds a Pride rally to defend rainbow crosswalks amid Governor Abbott’s directive against political markings. Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones and city officials express support for LGBTQ+ symbols facing removal threats.
Actress AiAi delas Alas revokes the green card application of ex-husband Gerald Sibayan alongside filing for divorce, with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services granting her appeal.
The NBA Board of Governors approved the $10 billion sale of the Los Angeles Lakers to billionaire Mark Walter, marking the highest-valued transaction in NBA history. Mark Walter, co-owner of the LA Dodgers and CEO of Guggenheim Partners, will acquire majority ownership from Jeanie Buss.
The annual “Shake, Rattle and Ball” Halloween party, hosted by Tim Yap, saw the presence of renowned artist Jackson Wang and various mythical creatures at The Tent at Solaire in Manila, Philippines. The event featured extravagant costumes and performances, marking a signature celebration filled with creativity and entertainment.