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Catalina Duque Abreu of Colombia is Miss International 2025; Myrna Esguerra is 4th runner-up
Catalina Duque Abreu of Colombia is Miss International 2025!
LTO: E-bikes, e-trikes, bawal na sa main roads simula sa Dec. 1, 2025
Simula sa December 1, 2025, bawal nang bumiyahe ang e-bikes at e-trikes sa mga pangunahing lansangan, ayon sa Land Transportation Office (LTO).
PCSO: No winners for 6/42, 6/49 lotto draws on Thursday, Nov. 27
There were no lucky winners who took home the jackpot prizes in the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes” major lotto games on Thursday, November 27.
General sworn in as Guinea-Bissau leader in swift coup after disputed vote
Guinea-Bissau”s military said it installed General Horta Nta Na Man as transitional president on Thursday, a day after soldiers toppled the civilian leadership in a swift power grab that followed a fiercely contested presidential vote.
Navotas cops deny torturing murder suspects
Navotas police personnel denied that they tortured two murder suspects to force them to confess to the crime, according to the “24 Oras” report of Jun Veneracion on Thursday.
Barangay chairman in Masantol, Pampanga shot dead
The chairperson of Barangay Balibago in Masantol, Pampanga was shot dead by an unidentified suspect.
Who is the DC National Guardsmen shooting suspect? What to know about Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal
Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal was identified as the gunman who allegedly shot two National Guardsmen near the White House, sources told Fox News Digital.
Stop heartburn before it starts: 5 dinner mistakes to avoid, from a GI doctor
Holiday heartburn ruining your festivities? Dr. Mark Shachner shares five expert tips to prevent reflux during family gatherings and festive meals.
Ex-NFL star praises Cowboys player’s ‘all-out effort’ on key special teams turnover
Former NFL star Shawne Merriman highlighted Dallas Cowboys player Alijah Clark’s hustle during the team’s win over the Philadelphia Eagles.
Thanksgiving truce declared as half of Americans go silent on one topic at tables
Multiple polls reveal Americans are steering clear of politics at Thanksgiving tables, with 24% citing political discussions as the most stressful part of the holiday.
