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Ilegal na pagawaan ng paputok, parang bulkan daw na sumabog sa Pangasinan
Sumabog ang ilegal na pagawaan ng paputok sa Dagupan City, Pangasinan na ikinasugat ng limang tao. Paglalarawan ng ilang residente, parang bulkan na sumabog ang pagawaan at tila lumindol dahil sa lakas.
DSWD: P15.609M cash aid given to Uwan victims in Pangasinan, La Union
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has disbursed over P15.609 million in emergency cash transfers (ECT) to residents of two areas in Pangasinan and La Union whose houses were damaged by then Super Typhoon Uwan earlier this month.
Crew of tanker seized by Iran make contact, are safe, vessel manager says
The crew of an oil products tanker are safe and the vessel is anchored off Iran’s Bandar Abbas port, its manager said on Monday, after Tehran said it seized the ship in open Gulf waters last week.
Pope Leo XIV calls out Christian persecution amid latest massacre of civilians in African nation
Pope Leo XIV calls out massacre in Democratic Republic of Congo, highlighting global persecution of Christians in Nigeria, Sudan and other nations.
UN staff in Haiti told to stay off streets after gang coalition flexes muscle, US Marines face gunfire
U.N. staff and foreign embassies reportedly advised to stay off Port-au-Prince streets as Haitian gang leader issues public threats following weekend security operations.
Fake flight cancellation texts target travelers
Fake airline texts claiming flight cancellations are targeting travelers with convincing scams. Learn how cybercriminals steal personal data and credit card info.
Majority of Democrats say ‘extremist political rhetoric’ contributed to Charlie Kirk assassination: poll
A new NBC News poll found 61% of Americans believe extremist political rhetoric contributed to Charlie Kirk’s assassination, with cross-party agreement.
Shutdown chaos reignites debate over privatizing US air traffic control
Privatizing FAA air traffic control is back on the public’s radar as supporters argue it would prevent shutdown disruptions and improve funding.
China’s energy siege of Taiwan could cripple US supply chains, report warns
China may conquer Taiwan through energy blockade and gray-zone tactics rather than military invasion, new defense study reveals. Beijing’s strategy targets fuel imports.
Iconic DC landmark unveils first Christmas tree as part of push to revive holiday spirit
Kennedy Center’s inaugural Christmas tree lighting features an 18-foot red spruce from Virginia’s Appalachian Mountains, donated by the U.S. Forest Service.
