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Iga Swiatek, a three-time champion, highlights the need for gender parity in French Open night match scheduling, asserting women’s matches provide equal entertainment. Tournament director Amelie Mauresmo refutes suggestions of inequality, sparking ongoing debate within the tennis community.
Miss World 2025 contestant Krishnah Gravidez released her debut single “Rainbow,” a rendition of South Border’s song, on May 30 under Universal Records Philippines. Gravidez is balancing pageant preparation with her music career, sharing positive fan reactions on Instagram.
Jake Ejercito may pursue legal action following the unauthorized filming of his daughter, Ellie Eigenmann, by a vlogger. Ejercito condemned the breach of privacy on social media and urged followers to report the video.
Elon Musk departs the Trump administration after his tenure as a Special Government Employee, during which he aimed for efficiency measures to cut federal spending but fell short of his $2 trillion target.
Calvin Abueva’s anticipated impact on NorthPort Batang Pier in the PBA Philippine Cup receives a vote of confidence from former teammate Jio Jalalon, who believes Abueva’s playing style will greatly benefit the team.
The Kendall County Sheriff’s Office warns residents about a paving scam involving unlicensed contractors. The community is urged to report suspicious activity and avoid upfront payments.
Arlington Police are investigating a double shooting at an apartment complex. Two men were found shot, and no arrests have been made. Police are seeking information from the public to identify suspects and ensure community safety.
A San Antonio couple, Richard Morin and Rosa Mora Duran, were arrested for allegedly stealing homes from elderly individuals using fraudulent title documents. They face multiple charges in a large-scale fraud scheme. An accomplice, Adam Joseph Green, was also charged.
Kylie Verzosa requests MGI President Nawat Itsaragrisil to remove her personal number accidentally posted online. Verzosa contacted Itsaragrisil on Instagram to address the privacy issue and seek resolution.
The FBI is investigating an incident involving the impersonation of White House chief of staff Susie Wiles. Unknown individuals accessed her personal cellphone, using her contacts to reach out to top officials under the guise of being Wiles. Security protocols are under review amid concerns of potential breaches at high government levels.