Day: December 10, 2025
Jobless Filipinos rose to 2.54M in October 2025 –PSA
The number of Filipinos without jobs or livelihoods increased to over two million in October 2025, according to the results of the Philippine Statistics Authority”s latest Labor Force Survey.
DOJ dismisses missing sabungeros complaint vs. Gretchen Barretto, others
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has dismissed the complaint filed against actress Gretchen Barretto and others in connection with the missing sabungeros case.
Curlee Discaya filed petition for certiorari vs Senate detention –lawyer
Curlee Discaya filed petition for certiorari vs Senate detention –lawyer
Sarah Discaya surrender not admission of guilt but legal strategy, says lawyer
Sarah Discaya surrender not admission of guilt but legal strategy, says lawyer
Pro Football Hall of Famer Troy Aikman critiques NIL landscape, transfer rules and Lane Kiffin’s LSU move
Troy Aikman described the college football landscape as the “Wild West” amid a surge in NIL and transfers. He called for stronger leadership and addressed Lane Kiffin’s decision.
Lane Kiffin lets four LSU assistants return to Ole Miss for College Football Playoff run against Tulane
Lane Kiffin’s former assistants returned to Ole Miss to help prepare the Rebels for the College Football Playoff game despite the recent move to LSU.
49ers face civil rights complaint over alleged sex and race-based hiring practices
America First Legal filed a civil rights complaint with the EEOC against the San Francisco 49ers, alleging discriminatory hiring practices under DEI initiatives.
WNBA star claims league’s history was ‘erased for a minute’ amid Caitlin Clark’s rise in popularity
Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson spoke about the emergence of Caitlin Clark and explained she didn’t want to lose what the league was built upon.
US deploys fighter jets to Gulf of Venezuela in closest known approach yet, amid rising tension
Two U.S. fighter jets conducted a 30-minute training flight over waters north of Venezuela, marking increased military activity in the region.
Michigan man dies of rabies after receiving kidney from infected donor who saved kitten from skunk: CDC
A rare transplant-related rabies case in Ohio killed a patient after a donor was scratched by an infected skunk while saving a kitten, according to a CDC investigation.
