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Alex Eala calls Philippine Women’s Open a ‘dream’ opportunity

Filipino tennis player Alex Eala begins her first home Women’s Tennis Association campaign at the Philippine Women’s Open on Monday at Rizal Memorial Tennis Center in Manila. Eala describes the WTA event as a dream come true and plans to maximize the rare opportunity to compete in front of Filipino fans. She highlights the significance of playing a top-tier women’s professional tournament in her home country and points to growing local sports initiatives that boost her pride as she represents the Philippines on court.

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Zaldy Co signals readiness to testify in Marcos impeachment

The House Committee on Justice said fugitive former congressman Zaldy Co may testify in the impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. only if he returns to the Philippines, appears in person, and takes his oath before the panel in Quezon City, as the committee continues hearings on multiple impeachment complaints and evaluates potential witnesses under existing House rules.

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TxDOT defends Houston storm response amid northeast U.S. scrutiny

TxDOT is defending its winter storm preparations in Houston after an out-of-state public works official questioned the timing and effectiveness of its brine treatment ahead of a rainy, freezing forecast. Crews began spraying liquid brine on bridges and overpasses Thursday and continued operations Friday across six counties. TxDOT says it has monitored the system for weeks and will keep treating roads up to the storm’s arrival, then deploy sand trucks if icing occurs. Officials met Friday to coordinate the response as Houston braces for possible icy roads.

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Houston airports on alert as major airlines issue storm travel advisories

Major U.S. airlines issued travel advisories for Houston airports and dozens of other cities ahead of a winter storm expected to disrupt flights. Southwest, United, Spirit, and Frontier announced flexible rebooking policies, fee waivers, and broad lists of affected airports. Passengers traveling through impacted cities on specified dates can change plans under outlined conditions, including same-city and same-cabin requirements for some carriers. Travelers are urged to confirm flight status and review airline-specific guidelines before heading to the airport as carriers prepare for delays, diversions, and cancellations linked to the approaching weather system.

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FDCP chair Joey Reyes alerts public to fake auditions on Zoom

The Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) Chair and CEO Jose “Joey” Javier Reyes on Jan. 24, 2026, warned aspiring performers about a fake online audition scam that uses his name and reputable talent agencies and demands nudity during Zoom calls. Reyes said scammers send formal-looking invitations via Viber and Facebook Messenger and pose as legitimate casting representatives. He urged the public to verify all audition offers through official channels, refuse any request to undress on camera, and report suspicious activities to law enforcement and cybercrime units.

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Flu-like RSV on the rise in Philippines with colder weather

Health experts in the Philippines on Friday warned the public about a rise in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and other influenza-like illnesses amid cooler weather, noting increased consultations for cough, colds, and flu-like symptoms. The Department of Health urged families, schools, and high-risk groups to observe strict hygiene, improve ventilation, practice respiratory etiquette, and seek early medical care for warning signs such as fast breathing and persistent fever. Authorities said they continue to monitor RSV trends nationwide through hospitals and surveillance units.

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Naomi Osaka withdraws from Australian Open, calls it ‘heartbreaking’

Naomi Osaka withdrew from the Australian Open in Melbourne on Saturday due to an abdominal injury, pulling out hours before her scheduled third-round match against Australian qualifier Maddison Inglis. The two-time champion and 16th seed announced on Instagram that she needed to address a physical issue that emerged after her last match. Tournament organizers confirmed her medical withdrawal, advanced Inglis by walkover, and updated the center court schedule. No detailed medical information or timeline for Osaka’s return was immediately released.

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US weather alert: Ice, snow, and cold to hit over half the country

A massive winter storm is moving across the United States, threatening more than half the country with snow, sleet, ice, dangerous cold and possible power outages. Forecasters warn of heavy snowfall in the Plains, Midwest and Northeast, ice accumulation across a broad region, and an arctic air mass bringing life-threatening wind chills. Utilities, transportation agencies, schools and emergency officials are preparing for hazardous travel, service disruptions and extended cold as the multi-day system tracks eastward. Residents are urged to follow official forecasts and safety guidance.

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Trump signals 100% tariffs for Canada amid China trade pact

President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 100 percent tariff on Canadian imports if Canada proceeds with a trade deal involving China. The warning highlights rising tensions over North American trade policy and China’s role in global commerce. The statement raises questions about future U.S.–Canada economic relations, potential effects on major industries, and the impact on cross‑border supply chains. No formal tariff order or implementation timeline has been announced, and Canada has not issued a detailed response. Policymakers and businesses in both countries are watching for next steps.

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