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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
Storm Basyang Leaves ₱1.42B in Damage, 12 Dead
Tropical Depression Basyang weakens to LPA but leaves 12 dead and ₱1.42B damage; heavy rains still threaten Luzon and Visayas.
Revilla Faces Plunder Allegations Amid Flood Project Controversy
Former Senator Bong Revilla faces plunder allegations over flood control projects, igniting public scrutiny of government spending and accountability.
NBI Expands Manhunt for Atong Ang, Increases Bounty to ₱20M
NBI intensifies manhunt for Atong Ang, doubling reward to ₱20M as search operations expand nationwide for 34 missing cockfighting enthusiasts.
Takaichi Secures Supermajority, Eyes Stronger Japan
Japan’s Prime Minister Takaichi secures a supermajority, reshaping security policies and boosting economic ties, impacting the Philippines.
Olympic Biathlete Confesses Infidelity on Live TV
Olympics 2026: Norwegian biathlete admits to cheating on girlfriend in emotional TV confession after winning bronze.
SEC Warns Firms: Go Green or Go Out of Business
SEC to mandate climate risk disclosures; Philippine firms face fines up to P1M if they fail to meet new sustainability rules.
Basyang Leaves 4 Dead, 14 Areas Under Storm Warning
Tropical Storm Basyang weakens into depression after 4 die; Signal No. 1 up in 14 areas as floods, landslides threaten Visayas.
DFA Warns Filipinos: Beware of Job Offers in War Zones
DFA warns Filipinos against misleading overseas job offers that may lead to armed forces enlistment, risking citizenship loss and personal safety.
Lawyer Withdraws, Postpones Mollenido Case Hearing
Lawyer withdraws from Quezon City policewoman’s killing case, delaying probe as public safety fears rise amid tragic crime.