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Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have resulted in at least 49 fatalities, as U.S. President Donald Trump hints at a possible ceasefire agreement within the next week. International calls for peace grow as the humanitarian crisis worsens.
Nearly 6 million Texans are set to travel for the Fourth of July holiday, reaching record numbers. With the majority taking to the roads, authorities prepare for increased traffic across the state.
Investigators are probing a burglary at Brad Pitt’s Los Feliz home. The incident occurred while the actor was traveling for his new film “F1.” The Los Angeles Police Department reported damage as suspects broke in and ransacked the residence. Pitt was attending the “F1” premieres and was absent during the incident.
President Trump halts U.S.-Canada trade talks over Canada’s new digital services tax. The tax imposes a 3% levy on revenue from Canadian users by firms like Amazon and Google.
The Buda community in Texas rallies behind a local firefighter who is fighting Stage 4 cancer, providing support and aid after his decade-long service.
The House prosecution panel responded to Vice President Sara Duterte’s motion to dismiss the impeachment complaint, alleging misleading statements in her pleading and urging the court to deny her motion. The panel asserts that the legal tactics aim to delay proceedings rather than address charges. The outcome of this legal battle, which draws significant public attention, will impact the political landscape and set a precedent for future cases.
Fort Worth resident Phillip Sean Anthony receives an eight-year federal prison sentence for passport fraud and identity theft. The case highlights federal efforts to tackle such crimes and protect citizens from identity misuse.
The Philippine government is assisting witnesses in the ICC case against former President Duterte but is not directly cooperating with the ICC. The DOJ is providing aid to ensure justice for victims, focusing on support within domestic jurisdiction. Discussions about rejoining the ICC remain open under President Marcos’ administration.
Ashlyn Abong, an 18-year-old member of the Gilas Pilipinas Girls team and a National University standout, died after collapsing at practice. Known for her promise in basketball, Abong’s passing has left a profound impact on her team and the basketball community. Gilas Pilipinas paid tribute to her contribution and character.
The Department of Health in the Philippines announces its initiative to provide psychosocial support to Filipinos residing in Israel amid the ongoing conflict with Iran. Health Secretary Ted Herbosa leads the efforts, offering online counseling to approximately 60 overseas Filipinos. The DOH emphasizes the importance of mental health support and plans to expand its services to reach more individuals affected by the conflict.