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Report flags extreme heat risk for upcoming World Cup matches

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Bill Gates to answer lawmakers’ questions on Epstein association

Melinda French Gates announces $215M funding for global women’s health

US job growth beats expectations with 172,000 new jobs in May

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Houston airports brace for World Cup surge, expect 4.5M travelers

United States men’s national soccer team opened its home campaign in the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a commanding 4-1 victory over Paraguay national football team on Friday in Inglewood, California.

No exclusive rights to Ninoy Aquino’s name, Cayetano asserts

Alan Peter Cayetano defended his recent references to Benigno ‘Ninoy’ Aquino Jr., arguing that no family has an exclusive claim to the late statesman’s legacy.

FILCON North Texas celebrates Philippine Independence with ‘Kalayaan: Kalayaan, Kasaysayan, Kinabukasan’

The Filipino Leaders Coalition of North Texas (FILCON) successfully commemorated the 128th Philippine Independence Day on June 6, 2026, through its signature event, “KALAYAAN: Kalayaan, Kasaysayan, Kinabukasan,” held at Asia Times Square.

Consul General Gunther Sales highlights Philippine ties at San Antonio Days

Consul General Gunther Sales participated in San Antonio Days, an event hosted by the City of San Antonio’s Global Engagement Office that brought together government, business, and community leaders for two days of economic and cultural exchange.

Chief Justice Gesmundo Administers Oath to Philippine Judges Association Officers, Directors

Chief Justice Alexander G. Gesmundo administered the oath of office to the newly elected national officers, deputies, presidential assistants, and presidential advisers of the Philippine Judges Association (PJA) on January 15, 2026, at the Supreme Court (SC) Session Hall in Manila.

No exclusive rights to Ninoy Aquino’s name, Cayetano asserts

Alan Peter Cayetano defended his recent references to Benigno ‘Ninoy’ Aquino Jr., arguing that no family has an exclusive claim to the late statesman’s legacy.

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Community Lens by Orly Dizon, Esq.

A cautionary tale for business owners: businessman convicted of Tax Evasion and filing false Tax Returns

by Orlando R. Dizon, LAWIN.news

Concealing income is never a sustainable solution and can lead to life-altering consequences. Responsible tax compliance protects your business’s reputation and future. If you have …

Legal Treats with Atty. Aileen Dizon

Are you a green card holder thinking about filing a petition for your spouse or children?

by Aileen Ligot Dizon, LAWIN.news

If your spouse or parent is a U.S. permanent resident and you have been waiting to file for your green card, April brings you good …

Be Bold Corner with MJ Concepcion

Love Is a Bold Decision

by MJ Concepcion, LAWIN.news

To love boldly is to choose courage over fear, grace over resentment, and hope over past hurt. It is a daily decision—sometimes quiet, sometimes uncomfortable—but …

Movers & Shakers by Neska Centina

Life in a Crowded Home Shaped a Man Meant for the Spotlight

by Neska Centina, LAWIN.news

For Dashan Maddox, the path toward becoming an actor, podcaster, and community voice was never about chasing attention. It has been about building direction, one …