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Paul George Banned for 25 Games for Prohibited Substance Violation
NBA star Paul George has been suspended for 25 games by the Philadelphia 76ers after violating prohibited substance regulations. The 35-year-old player apologized for his mistake, which occurred during mental health treatment, and will miss most of the remaining season.
Tawi Discusses 'P-Move' Platform: Urgent Poverty Alleviation, Student Debt Cancellation, and Constitutional Reform
Police Colonel Tawi Sodsong of the Pracharath Party has proposed radical policies to address poverty, including free university education and cancellation of student loans for over 3 million borrowers. The party aims to push for constitutional reforms and land usage amnesty to create a more equitable society.
Social Security Announces Gradual Launch of 'SSO Plus' App, Wary of System Crash
Thailand's Social Security Office is gradually reopening its SSO Plus mobile application, carefully rolling out features to prevent system crashes. Approximately tens of thousands of unemployed workers are still waiting for benefit payments, with officials working intensively to process backlogged claims.
Theng Slams Political Parties for Stirring Nationalist Sentiment, Declares Love for Nation Means Loving People
Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, leader of the People's Party, criticized other political parties for using nationalist rhetoric to gain votes during the upcoming Thai election. He emphasized that true love for the country means serving the people, not exploiting political power, and invited citizens to critically examine political messaging.
Thai Badminton Team Sets Sail for China to Compete in Asian Team Championships
The Thai national badminton team has departed for Qingdao, China, to compete in the 2026 Asian Team Championships. The tournament is critical for qualifying for the World Team Championships, with 20 top athletes representing Thailand in both men's and women's categories.
Arne Slot Delighted with Liverpool's Comeback Victory Against Newcastle
Liverpool staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Newcastle United 4-1 in the Premier League, with manager Arne Slot praising the team's resilience and fan support. The victory sees Liverpool climb to 5th place, scoring four unanswered goals after initially conceding first.
Border Soldiers in Trat Enthusiastically Cast Early Voting Ballots!
Border soldiers in Trat province participated in early voting ahead of the upcoming parliamentary election, with 3,333 voters casting ballots at the provincial administrative hall. Military personnel on border defense missions used this opportunity to vote, as they cannot return to their home districts on the actual election day.
Abhisit Leads Team to Nakhon, Urges Thung Song People: Southern Hearts Belong to Democrat Party
Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva visited Thung Song, Nakhon Si Thammarat, rallying local support with promises of economic improvements and targeted policy initiatives. He focused on winning over Southern voters by presenting specific proposals for rubber farmers, new mothers, and provincial economic development.
Mae Nam Nueng Releases Lucky Number Predictions for 1/2/69 Lottery Draw
Popular lottery prediction source Mae Nam Nueng has released a set of "lucky" number combinations for the upcoming Thai lottery draw. The prediction includes the 4-digit number 5462 and several two-digit number sets, which have created excitement among lottery enthusiasts across Thailand.
Thai Rugby 7s Team Crushes Malaysia, Reclaims ASEAN Championship
Thailand's rugby teams made impressive showings at the ASEAN Rugby 7s Championship, with the women's team decisively defeating Malaysia 39-0 to reclaim the championship. The men's team, fielding mostly young players, finished as runners-up after a close match.
Sattharumya Condemns 'Disgusting' Move by Bhumjaithai Party Using Social Security to Stir Nationalist Sentiment
Social Security committee member Sattharumya Thammabusadee strongly criticized the Bhumjaithai Party for using migrant worker participation as a nationalist political weapon. He denied ever proposing a policy to include foreign workers on the Social Security board and called out the party's attempt to manipulate public sentiment before the upcoming election.
Sex workers get pre-election boost
Political parties in Thailand are promising increased legal protection and recognition for sex workers ahead of the upcoming February 8 national election. The parties are addressing the complex issue of prostitution, which remains technically illegal in the country, by pledging to improve the status and rights of sex workers.