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Filipino green card holder reunited with family after ICE detention

Simone Biles captures two ESPYs over top male athletes

Connie Francis, viral sensation at 87 with ‘Pretty Little Baby,’ dies

DOJ dismisses Maurene Comey, prosecutor in Epstein and Diddy cases

Drug war killers tied to e-sabong disappearances? Remulla thinks so

NASA dispatches aircraft from Houston to aid Texas Hill Country flood recovery

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Over 130 dead, 3 still missing as Texas continues search after July 4 floods

Over 130 confirmed dead in Texas after July 4 floods, with the search continuing for three missing individuals. Floodwaters rose on the Guadalupe River, causing widespread destruction. Texas officials focus on improving future disaster preparedness.

No bail for Quiboloy, co-accused in Pasig trafficking case

A Pasig City court has denied bail to Apollo Quiboloy and his co-accused from the Kingdom of Jesus Christ in a trafficking case. The court ruled that the prosecution presented strong evidence of guilt, emphasizing that bail is not a right in this context. The …

Knights of Rizal Honors Filipino-American Achievers at Annual Tribute to Ph Nat’l Hero

The Knights of Rizal Texas Area Foundation (KORTAF) recognized exceptional Filipino-American individuals for their professional achievements during its Annual Tribute to Dr. Jose Rizal, held on Saturday, June 28, at the Philippine Community Center, Inc. (PCCI) in Houston.

More than 300 clients served in Philippine Consulate’s Oklahoma City outreach

A six-person team from the Philippine Consulate General served more than 300 Filipino clients during its Consular Outreach Mission held on July 12-13.

SC Fires Sheriff for Accepting Bribe in Drug Case

The Supreme Court (SC) has dismissed a court sheriff who was found guilty of accepting money in connection with a drug case.

No bail for Quiboloy, co-accused in Pasig trafficking case

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SC Fires Sheriff for Accepting Bribe in Drug Case

The Supreme Court (SC) has dismissed a court sheriff who was found guilty of accepting money in connection with a drug case.

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Community Lens by Orly Dizon, Esq.

Attorney Orlando R. Dizon expands practice to include Trademark Law before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

by Mae De Vera, LAWIN.news

Atty. Orlando R. Dizon is now officially practicing trademark law before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. He assists with navigating complex trademark applications, …

Legal Treats with Atty. Aileen Dizon

Read This Before You Sign That Affidavit of Support

by Aileen Ligot Dizon, LAWIN.news

The Affidavit of Support, commonly referred to as Form I-864, is a critical document in the U.S. immigration process. It serves as a legally binding …

Be Bold Corner with MJ Concepcion

Leading with Passion: The Inspiring Journey of Consul Gilbert Segarra

by MJ Concepcion, LAWIN.news

In this inspiring conversation, ‘Be Bold. Why Not?’, hosted by MJ Concepcion, delved into the stories and insights of remarkable leaders who embody the ethos …

Movers & Shakers by Neska Centina

A leap of love from Southeast Asia to Southeast Texas—creating opportunities, connecting communities

by Neska Centina, LAWIN.news

Meet Vincent Jasper Cauilan — or simply “Japs” to those who know him. A registered nurse by education, a sales and digital marketing professional by …