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U.S. Embassy assists in probe of American’s killing in Dumaguete
The U.S. Embassy in Manila has authorized an autopsy on 72-year-old American citizen Mark Duell, who was shot dead along with his 71-year-old Filipina wife, Elsie Duell, inside their rented home in Barangay Bajumpandan, Dumaguete City, as police investigate robbery with homicide as a possible motive. Capt. Stephen Polinar, spokesperson for the Negros Oriental Police Provincial Office, said the embassy issued the necessary certification after Duell's brother consented to the p
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Court Placement Sparks Outrage and Debate as Controversy Takes Over the US Open
A growing debate over court assignments at the 2026 US Open has sparked outrage among tennis fans, with questions being raised about whether popularity and commercial appeal are beginning to influence who receives the tournament’s biggest stages. At the center of the controversy is rising Filipina star Alexandra “Alex” Eala, who was scheduled to play on the major stage of Louis Armstrong Stadium, while World No. 2 Elena Rybakina, a Grand Slam champion and one of the leading c
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