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Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. was deported from the U.S. to Mexico, facing charges of involvement with the Sinaloa cartel. Mexican authorities detained him, linking him to the powerful drug cartel.
SB19’s fanbase, A’TIN, secured their third consecutive win in Billboard’s Fan Army Face-Off, showcasing their dedication and support for the P-pop boy band. The competition highlights the influence of passionate fanbases on global music platforms.
Vice President Sara Duterte’s comments on the state of Philippine schools have drawn criticism from officials who question her past performance as Education Secretary. Representative Antonio Tinio labeled her as the worst in the role, citing failures in budget management and resource provision during her tenure. The issue highlights the need for effective leadership in education.
Kerrville, Texas, considers an 8% property tax increase after a disaster declaration due to recent flooding. The move aims to aid recovery efforts without requiring voter approval.
Veteran PBA center Rafi Reavis has been released by the Magnolia Hotshots after 15 seasons. The team announced the decision as they prepare for changes ahead of the PBA’s 50th season. Reavis, known for his defensive skills and leadership, played a crucial role in Magnolia’s success over the years.
The U.S. has formally requested the extradition of detained religious leader Apollo Quiboloy from the Philippines. Philippine Ambassador to the U.S., Jose Manuel Romualdez, confirmed the request on August 20, 2023, highlighting the ongoing legal proceedings between the two nations.
Japan has donated forensic equipment worth $133,000 to the Philippines to aid in investigating custodial deaths. The handover, facilitated by Japanese Ambassador Kazuya Endo, aims to enhance the country’s forensic capabilities and support justice reforms.
Jeremiah Daniel Leivas, 20, accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl he met on Snapchat. The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office investigates charges.
Phoenix Fuel Masters’ coach, Willy Wilson, is focusing on height in his selections for the PBA Season 50 Draft. Wilson outlines his recruitment strategy as he awaits the final draft list, emphasizing the importance of balancing skill with physical presence on the court. His decision is driven by an analysis of the team’s current dynamics, aiming to enhance both defensive and offensive capabilities.
The Supreme Court (SC) has ruled that the recovery of a carnapped vehicle does not prevent the insured owner from receiving full payment under an insurance policy.