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Lawyers are not automatically considered as ‘persons in authority’

I know for a fact that a certain neighbor of mine is only a law student. I also know that he has yet to pass the bar examinations, and a simple search in the Lawyer’s List of the Supreme Court would prove it. However, in our barangay, he always refers to himself as an “Attorney.” Can I file a case for usurpation of …

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If ABC Is Going To Cancel Taylor Frankie Paul’s Season Of ‘The Bachelorette’, Hulu Should Do The Same For Dakota Mortensen’s Cameo On ‘Vanderpump Villa’

This week was supposed to be a fresh start for Taylor Frankie Paul. The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives staple was set to become the first-ever reality star to lead a season of The Bachelorette, and, with any luck, find healthy and stable love away from her toxic ex-boyfriend and baby daddy, Dakota Mortensen. Unfortuna…

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New Shows & Movies to Watch This Weekend: ‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ on Netflix + More

Three of our favorite shows are back this weekend after lengthy hiatuses and we couldn’t be more excited. Prime Video is capitalizing on the success of Jury Duty by releasing a new variation on the show, Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat. On HBO Max, Lisa Kudrow returns after more than a decade as Valerie Cherish …

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Colombia: Torrential rain triggers severe flooding in Facatativá, over 1,000 affected

Rivers and streams including Río Botello overflowed from around 04:00, flooding neighbourhoods such as Los Manzanos and La Selva. Residents reported water levels exceeding 1 metre inside homes, while at least 14 incidents were recorded across Cundinamarca, governor Jorge Emilio Rey said. Emergency services including…

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Tear gas and tension in Jerusalem as Eid prayers held outside al Aqsa

Muslim worshippers gathered outside the Old City walls of Jerusalem on Friday 20 March to mark Eid al Fitr after being barred from entering the Al Aqsa compound. Israeli police fired tear gas as crowds searched for space to perform early morning prayers, with many forced to pray in nearby streets. Authorities said r…

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