Filipino Skier Finishes 54th in Olympic Giant Slalom
Filipino skier Francis Ceccarelli finishes 54th in Olympic giant slalom, marking PH’s strong debut at Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games
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PPA Denies Congestion amid Metro Manila Port Pressure
PPA denies port congestion in Manila amid rising truck delays, warning against false fears of a price hike due to high container yard use.
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Shear Line, Monsoon Drench Luzon and Visayas Regions
Shear Line, Amihan drench Luzon, Visayas with 100mm rain; PAGASA warns of flash floods, landslides in Metro Manila, Bicol, Samar.
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President Marcos Automates Electricity Subsidy Enrollment
President Marcos orders automatic enrollment of 4Ps beneficiaries in the electricity subsidy program, easing access for millions of low-income families.
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Mayon Volcano Erupts Again, Alert Level 3 Remains
Mayon Volcano’s minor eruption on February 15 prompts authorities to maintain Alert Level 3 and a strict 6-km danger zone, keeping local communities on alert.
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UK Health Workers Get 3.3% Pay Rise Amid NHS Strain
UK health workers receive a 3.3% pay rise, impacting over 1.4 million amid rising NHS pressures and staffing shortages.
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Letran Sweeps JRU to Stay Alive in NCAA Volleyball
Letran sweeps JRU in NCAA men’s volleyball, improving to 2–2 and staying in quarterfinal race amid tight Group B standings.
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Hontiveros Urges Senate Review of Failing Sugar Laws
Sugar law review urged as prices stay high despite ₱2.5B in aid; Hontiveros warns system fails both farmers and 110M Filipino consumers
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Heavy Rains Slam Southern Luzon, Visayas Through Wed
PAGASA: Shear line, amihan dump heavy rain over Luzon, Visayas; flood and landslide risk rises through Wednesday.
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ICC Authorizes 500 Victims in Duterte Crimes Case
ICC authorizes 500 victims to participate in Duterte’s case, marking a pivotal moment in the fight for justice over anti-drug killings.
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Trump Advocates Iran Regime Change Amid Carrier Deployment
Trump calls for regime change in Iran, raising tensions ahead of talks that could impact global oil prices and the Philippine economy.
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Autopsies Reveal Fatal Head Injuries in Greece Migrant Tragedy
Autopsies reveal 15 Afghan migrants died from blunt force trauma in Greece shipwreck, raising urgent questions about coast guard actions.
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ZUS Coffee Stuns Akari With Five-Set Comeback Win
ZUS Coffee stuns Akari in PVL 2026 with a reverse sweep, ending skid and reviving playoff hopes in a wild five-set thriller in San Juan.
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DA Launches ₱20 Rice Outlets in Metro Manila
DA to open 5 ₱20 rice outlets per Metro Manila LGU by March, targeting millions hit by rising food costs
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Basyang Unleashes Historic Floods, Kills 12 in Philippines
Tropical Storm Basyang triggers 100-year rainfall, kills 12, displaces 3,800 families in Iligan, Marawi after massive floods.
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NAIA Seizes ₱37 Million In Suspected Shabu Shipment
NAIA intercepts 5.424 kg of shabu worth ₱36.8M, thwarting drug networks in Metro Manila. Authorities intensify airport security measures.
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PNP Deploys 11,000 Officers for Trillion Peso March
Over 11,000 police officers secure Metro Manila for the Trillion Peso March on February 25, marking EDSA’s 40th anniversary and demanding accountability.
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Ten Dead, 27 Injured in Canadian School Shooting
Ten dead in a devastating school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, including an 11-year-old boy. Community mourns amid ongoing investigation.
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Jokic’s 184th Triple-Double Lifts Nuggets Past Grizzlies
Nikola Jokic drops 26-15-11 for 184th triple-double as Nuggets edge Grizzlies 122-116 before NBA All-Star break
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GCash Disburses Record ₱362B in Loans in 2025
GCash loans hit ₱362B in 2025, reaching 10.5M Filipinos and boosting credit access in poor, rural areas through mobile lending.
