Jaja Agpalo is a News Editor at Brigada Mass Media Corporation. With a degree in journalism and experience at various international media outlets, she specializes in a diverse array of topics including legal affairs, business, technology, and current events, with a particular focus on geopolitics, energy policy, and cybersecurity. Jaja's work has been featured in notable publications such as Epicstream.com, Business Times Online, and International Business Times UK.
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Jaja Agpalo's coverage primarily focuses on the entertainment industry, particularly stories related to celebrities, royal families, and public figures. The majority of her articles are classified as breaking news or evolving stories.
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By: Jaja Agpalo
Newly released Pentagon UAP files show Apollo 17 astronauts reported hours of unexplained lights and objects around the Moon, while a close friend of commander Eugene Cernan now claims they received a mental warning from aliens to 'never return.'
By: Jaja Agpalo
At the heart of the Apollo 17 mystery lies a simple split: official transcripts full of baffled astronauts, and an unproven story that someone – or something – told them not to come back.
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Zayn Malik was reportedly targeted by a bottle‑throwing audience member as he left a Q&A event in Kingston, only weeks after a serious undisclosed health scare.
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US watchdog CREW says the Justice Department's Civil Division has admitted it can find no records for a $1.776 billion IRS settlement reached under Donald Trump's presidency, deepening concerns over how the deal was made.
By: Jaja Agpalo
The US Department of Justice has told a watchdog group it holds no records of a controversial $1.776 billion Internal Revenue Service settlement
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Trump-backed pastor and congressional hopeful Jackson Lahmeyer has quit politics and taken a break from preaching after admitting he cheated on his wife with former Miss Oklahoma USA Caitlin Simmons Key.
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A single evening of error screens was enough to show how much of modern life now runs through one Disney+ login box.
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Ambassador Bill White mocked Katy Perry's absence at the America250 event in Brussels, attributing her no-show to 'karma' after her festival performance was cancelled due to severe weather.
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Facebook users across the UK were locked out of their accounts on Sunday morning by an 'Account Temporarily Unavailable' error, as a desktop outage hit the platform.
By: Jaja Agpalo
An illustration photograph shows a person holding a phone on the Facebook log-in page in Singapore. Facebook users across the world were locked out of their accounts on Sunday morning.
