USPF Wins NBTC Visayas Title with Last-Second Victory
USPF Baby Panthers clinches Visayas title in a thrilling 57–56 win over USJR Baby Jaguars, advancing undefeated to the NBTC National Finals in Manila.
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MGEN Secures $2.8M Grant for Nuclear Feasibility Study
Meralco gains $2.8M USTDA grant for SMR feasibility, crucial for PH nuclear energy shift amidst rising energy needs.
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Amihan, Shear Line Bring Rain, Flood Warnings to Luzon
PAGASA: Amihan, shear line bring rains; flood, landslide risks in Luzon, Mindanao. Rough seas threaten small boats.
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Melvin Matibag Appointed New NBI Director Amid Transition
President Marcos Jr. appoints Melvin Matibag as NBI director, signaling critical leadership changes impacting crime investigations nationwide.
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PNP Relieves 8 Bicol Police Over Detainee Shooting Delay
Eight Bicol police officers relieved after 12-day delay in reporting a detainee’s fatal shooting; investigations underway amid public trust concerns.
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UN Experts Say Epstein Files Reveal Crimes Against Humanity
UN experts warn new Epstein files reveal potential crimes against humanity, demanding urgent global accountability for systemic abuse.
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Creamline Rallies for Second Straight Victory
Creamline Cool Smashers rally past ZUS Coffee to secure a crucial 2-1 record in the PVL, fueled by Jia de Guzman’s 25 excellent sets.
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SSS Surpasses ₱1T in Reserve Funds, Assets Soar 22%
SSS reserves hit ₱1T, ensuring secure pensions for Filipino workers as income soars by 58.4%. Discover how this milestone impacts benefits.
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Shear Line Spurs Flood Alerts in Eastern Luzon
PAGASA warns shear line, amihan drench Luzon; heavy rain in eastern areas may trigger floods, landslides, rough seas.
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House Impeachment Procedures Revised After Court Ruling
House to refer any impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte to the Justice Committee, following Supreme Court’s ruling on procedural guidelines.
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No Evidence of Father Abandoning Bride at Altar
Viral question about a father abandoning his daughter at the altar is unverified; no evidence supports this claim in Philippine records.
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St. Peter’s Basilica Boosts Security Amid Disruptions
St. Peter’s Basilica enhances security for millions of visitors while ensuring it remains a welcoming spiritual space.
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Duterte Faces ICC Hearing on Crimes Against Humanity
Duterte faces ICC hearings this week as judges determine if he’ll stand trial for crimes against humanity in his controversial drug war.
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FEU-D Tops Adamson, NUNS Overpowers UST in UAAP
FEU-D dominates UAAP hoops, beating Adamson 84-65 to stay top. NUNS triumphs over UST, 92-72, tightening the race. Can anyone catch them?
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Fuel Prices Surge Again: Gas Up P1.20, Diesel P0.60
Price hike hits Philippines: Gasoline up P1.20/L, diesel P0.60/L amid geopolitical tensions, straining transport and daily essentials.
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Monsoon and Shear Line Bring Rain, Flood Risk to Luzon
PAGASA warns of light rains from Amihan, shear line across Luzon and Visayas; flood and landslide risks hit soaked areas.
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Rising Births Among Girls Under 15 Alarm Health Officials
Sharp rise in births among girls under 15 in the Philippines prompts urgent calls for parents to discuss sexuality and health risks.
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Chinese Embassy Urges DFA to Curb “Irresponsible Remarks”
Chinese Embassy urges the Philippines to curb negative remarks amid escalating tensions over the West Philippine Sea and potential job losses.
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Iran Open to Nuclear Compromises if US Lifts Sanctions
Iran hints at compromise in its nuclear talks with the U.S. ahead of crucial negotiations in Geneva, raising hopes for sanctions relief.
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IOC T-Shirt With Nazi-Era Imagery Sparks Outrage
IOC defends Berlin 1936 Olympics shirt as backlash grows; German critics slam use of Nazi-era imagery in €39 limited release.
