Dismembered Body Found in Binondo Drum, Homicide Probe Launched
Dismembered body found in Binondo drum raises alarm for public safety as police hunt for suspects in chilling homicide investigation.
Japan Releases Chinese Captain After Fishing Arrest
Japan releases Chinese fishing captain Zheng Nianli after brief detention in its EEZ, averting escalating tensions between China and Japan.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.