Philippines Faces Widespread Rain Amid Weak La Niña
PAGASA: 43 provinces log above-normal rain as amihan, shear line, easterlies trigger floods, farm risks nationwide.
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PLDT Chooses REIT Path for Vitro Data Centers
PLDT shifts strategy, listing Vitro as a REIT to manage debt and boost growth, retaining control amid vital data center expansion in the Philippines.
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Grizzlies Sign Veteran Taj Gibson at Age 40
Taj Gibson, now a Memphis Grizzlies player at 40, adds veteran leadership to their NBA roster amid Western Conference challenges.
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Tall Blacks Triumph, Stifle Gilas’ Brownlee in 69-66 Win
Tall Blacks’ defense stifles Brownlee, clutch 69-66 win over Gilas Pilipinas in FIBA World Cup Qualifiers at MOA Arena, shocking Manila crowd.
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Duterte’s Defense Claims ICC Redactions Distort Fairness
Duterte’s lawyer claims ICC redactions harm public transparency in charges hearing, raising concerns over fairness amid allegations of crimes against humanity.
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Duterte Defense Optimistic After ICC Charges Hearing
Duterte’s legal team expresses confidence as ICC judges deliberate on war on drugs charges; a decision could reshape accountability in the Philippines.
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Durant Hits 32,000 Points In Rockets’ Comeback Win
Kevin Durant scores season-high 40 points, surpasses 32,000 career points as Houston Rockets rally to beat Orlando Magic 113-108 from 19 down.
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Chinabank Posts Record P28B Net Income in 2025
Chinabank hits a record P28B net income in 2025, a 13% surge, fueled by strong loan growth and solid economic expansion in the Philippines.
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Flash Floods and Landslides Threaten Visayas, Mindanao
PAGASA: Shear line triggers heavy rains in Visayas, Mindanao; flash flood, landslide risk rises, rough seas threaten small boats.
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BuCor Carries Out Major Leadership Shake-Up Amid Investigations
BuCor shakes up leadership, relieving two superintendents amid ongoing investigations, signaling a push for accountability and reform across facilities.
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Mangusin Faces Legal Trouble Over Unlicensed Security, Firearm
Francis Leo Marcos faces legal turmoil as NAPOLCOM confirms he used unlicensed security escorts and possesses a loose firearm, raising public safety concerns.
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South Korea’s Birthrate Rises for Second Straight Year
South Korea’s birthrate rises to 0.80 in 2025, marking an 18-year high. Experts urge long-term changes to sustain this cautious optimism.
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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.
