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U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor rejected a plea deal between Boeing and the DOJ over two 737 Max plane crashes, citing lack of oversight and diversity issues. This decision arises amid victim families’ demand for accountability.
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy met with lawmakers to discuss a plan for the Department of Government Efficiency. This initiative aims to enhance government operations through innovative tech solutions. While the proposal garners bipartisan interest, it also prompts concerns over privacy and the impact on public service roles.
San Antonio Police arrested Israel Padilla in connection with construction site thefts. Facing burglary charges, more could follow. SAPD’s crackdown aims to reduce thefts impacting local developers and builders.
Rico Blanco has not commented on accusations involving his ex-girlfriend Maris Racal and Anthony Jennings, following Instagram posts by Jennings’ girlfriend, Jamela Villanueva, who alleged inappropriate conversations between Racal and Jennings. The controversy has sparked widespread interest and debate online, with no response yet from Racal or Jennings.
The Texas Education Agency is investigating over 100 teachers, including nearly 50 from Houston, for allegedly obtaining fraudulent certifications. The probe highlights concerns about the integrity of the educational system.
Thirteen Filipino women convicted of human trafficking in Cambodia raise questions about the nationality of their surrogate babies. Philippine officials discuss the fate of these unborn children with Cambodian authorities, exploring legal and diplomatic solutions.
The AFP reiterates its commitment to the Constitution and national security. President Marcos urges military support for democratic values and modernization efforts.
In a historic move, French lawmakers voted to oust Prime Minister Michel Barnier, marking the first such removal since 1962, driven by budget disputes. The vote signifies a significant shift in France’s political landscape, resulting in the resignation of Barnier and his Cabinet amid growing discontent over fiscal management.
The DOJ is investigating if former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque left the Philippines using a private plane, raising suspicions of illegal departure. The BI reported a lack of official records confirming his exit, prompting a thorough inquiry into his travel methods and potential involvement of immigration personnel.
A second impeachment complaint has been filed against Philippines Vice President Sara Duterte. Accusations involve alleged misuse of P612.5 million in confidential funds. This legal action highlights ongoing political scrutiny and challenges over her governance.