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The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has initiated its own inquiry into the murder of a Slovak tourist on Boracay Island. On Tuesday, March 18, police confirmed that an NBI team had examined the chapel of an abandoned hotel where 23-year-old Michaela Mickova was discovered deceased on March 12. NBI investigators scoured the crime scene for evidence on Saturday, March 15.


The Philippine National Police (PNP) has identified three persons of interest in connection with the case, with two currently in custody. Witness testimonies have played a crucial role in the investigation, and law enforcement is actively working to collect evidence to ensure justice is served.


While specific details have not been released, authorities stated that Mickova suffered from a head hematoma but had no visible injuries. The cause of the hematoma remains unknown. Following an autopsy, Mickova's body was cremated at her family's request; her remains are expected to be sent back to Slovakia shortly.







Raleigh, North Carolina—A nine-year-old boy is being celebrated as a hero after his quick thinking and bravery saved his classmate from choking during a recess basketball game. The incident, which occurred at Raleigh Oak Charter School, has captured the hearts of the local community and beyond.


Jayceon Branch, a fourth-grader, was playing basketball with his friend, seven-year-old Donye Moore, when the younger boy began choking on a granola bar. Surveillance footage from the school shows Donye gasping for air and bending over in distress. Without hesitation, Jayceon sprang into action, performing the Heimlich maneuver to dislodge the food and restore his friend's ability to breathe.


“I didn’t know he was actually choking at first,” Jayceon explained. “But when I realized, I just did my thing, which was the Heimlich.” Remarkably, Jayceon had learned the life-saving technique from watching YouTube videos, inspired by a teacher who had once used the maneuver to help another student. His swift response not only saved Donye’s life but also highlighted the importance of teaching basic first aid skills to children.


The school community has rallied around Jayceon, with teachers, parents, and students praising his heroic actions. Eric Johnson, the executive director of Raleigh Oak Charter School, expressed immense pride in Jayceon’s bravery. “We teach our kids to take care of each other, and this is a prime example of that,” Johnson said. “Jayceon just jumped into action so quickly. We’re really proud of him.”


The boys’ families were equally moved by the incident. Donye’s mother, Aja Moore, shared her gratitude, saying, “At first, I didn’t understand the severity of what happened. But seeing the video and knowing Jayceon saved my son—it’s overwhelming. I’m just so thankful.”


To honor Jayceon’s heroism, the school held a special celebration, where students and staff cheered for both boys as they walked through the halls. Jayceon, ever humble, insisted that Donye be included in the recognition, further endearing him to the community.


This heartwarming story serves as a reminder of the power of preparedness and the impact of small acts of courage. Local organizations have since announced plans to offer free first aid workshops for students and families, inspired by Jayceon’s life-saving actions.






A French lawmaker has called for the U.S. to return the Statue of Liberty, citing dissatisfaction with recent American policies. The remarks were made during a convention of the Place Publique movement, where the politician criticized the U.S. for "choosing the side of tyrants."  


The White House dismissed the comments, with Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stating that the Statue of Liberty is a symbol of democracy and freedom that belongs in the U.S. The statue was gifted by France in the 19th century and has since become an iconic American landmark.  


The incident highlights growing tensions between the U.S. and the European Union, fueled by trade disputes and differing approaches to global issues. Analysts warn that such rhetoric could further strain transatlantic relations.  


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