Gilas Finalizes Roster for FIBA Qualifiers’ Key Tests
Gilas Pilipinas’ roster reshuffle: Juan Gomez de Liaño returns, Calvin Oftana heals for crucial FIBA qualifiers against New Zealand, Australia.
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AirAsia Moves International Flights to NAIA Terminal 1
AirAsia flights move to NAIA Terminal 1 by March 29, 2026. Check terminal details to avoid missing your flight. Arrive 3 hours early.
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Siargao Faces Flood, Landslide Threat as Rains Hit
PAGASA Heavy Rainfall Warning hits Siargao, NE Mindanao; flooding and landslide risks rise before alert lifts at 9 a.m.
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Duterte Waives ICC Hearing As Detention Review Approaches
Rodrigo Duterte waives attendance at crucial ICC detention review hearing as he faces crimes against humanity charges over his anti-drug campaign.
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ICC Moves Forward with Charges Against Duterte
ICC hearings against Duterte intensify as charges of crimes against humanity loom, shaping a critical chapter in international justice.
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UN Affirms Ukraine’s Borders, Rejects Forceful Division
UN reaffirms Ukraine’s borders after four years of war, rejecting division by force and calling for immediate ceasefire and peace talks.
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San Sebastian Stuns JRU, Secures Crucial Quarterfinal Spot
San Sebastian sweeps JRU in NCAA volleyball; Villamor and Espenida shine as Stags bolster quarterfinal hopes with crucial 5-5 record in Group A.
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PH Targets $3B Coconut Exports by 2026
Philippines aims for $3B coconut exports by 2026, targeting top spot globally, boosting farmers’ livelihoods and rural economy.
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Scattered Rains Forecast for Southern Philippines
PAGASA: Shear line brings heavy rain to Bicol, Eastern Visayas; flood and landslide risk rises as amihan weakens
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Marcos Orders Urgent Action To Ease Manila Port Congestion
President Marcos orders urgent action to alleviate Manila port congestion as cargo delays threaten supply chains and raise consumer prices.
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Supreme Court Allows Seizure of Hidden Evidence in Arrests
Supreme Court ruling allows evidence from lawful warrantless arrests, bolstering anti-drug operations and reshaping search-and-seizure standards.
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70 Dead in Mexico Drug Cartel Retaliation After Raid
Seventy dead in Mexico as violent cartel retaliation follows major military operation against drug lord El Mencho, raising safety concerns for US citizens.
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Hadji Joins Team Falcons, Replaces Iconic Pheww
Team Falcons PH swaps Pheww for Hadji in a bold MPL PH Season 17 move, intensifying the battle for esports supremacy starting March 20.
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FLI Issues ₱11.57B Bonds for Debt Refinancing, Growth
Filinvest Land issues ₱11.57B bonds to boost provincial projects, reflecting strong market confidence and fueling regional growth beyond Metro Manila.
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Eastern Luzon Set for Heaviest Rain This Wednesday
PAGASA warns of moderate to heavy rains Wednesday as amihan, easterlies and a shear line trigger flood risks in Eastern Luzon and Bicol.
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Marcos Delays Presidential Endorsement Ahead of 2028 Polls
President Marcos delays endorsing a successor for the 2028 election, keeping political rivals guessing while emphasizing economic competence.
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Pangasinan Candidate Files Disbarment Against Comelec Officials
Pangasinan’s electoral turmoil deepens as a losing candidate targets Comelec officials with disbarment complaints amidst suspended proclamations for 19 winners.
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Punch the Macaque Finds Comfort in Stuffed Orangutan
Japanese macaque Punch, orphaned at birth, finds comfort in a stuffed orangutan, drawing crowds and sparking discussions on animal welfare.
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Thunder Stun Cavs, Snap 7-Game Streak in 121-113 Win
Oklahoma City Thunder snap Cleveland’s 7-game streak; Joe, Wallace shine as three-pointers and defense drive a 121-113 win. Thunder are now 44-14.
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BSP Signs Deals for Faster Scam Investigations
BSP empowers NBI, CICC, SEC to access bank data, fast-tracking scam probes amid rising digital fraud. Compliance rules tighten for 2026.
