Lawmakers Revise Impeachment Rules After Court Ruling
Supreme Court’s ruling on Sara Duterte sparks urgent calls from lawmakers to revise impeachment rules, raising constitutional power concerns.
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Car Sales Agent Arrested in Policewoman, Son Murder Case
Car sales agent arrested in double murder of Philippine policewoman and her son, exposing dangers of informal vehicle transactions.
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Boy of Slain Cop Dies from Asphyxia, Investigation Ongoing
Police confirm eight-year-old John Ysmael Mollenido suffocated to death in a case linked to his mother’s murder, sparking intense public outrage.
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Driver Crushed by Truck in Brake Failure Crash
Brake failures led to deadly motorcycle accidents in Misamis Oriental, raising urgent safety concerns for motorists and Good Samaritans.
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India Confirms Two Nipah Virus Cases, Regional Alert Up
India’s Nipah virus cases spark regional health alerts, with Thailand and Malaysia enhancing airport screenings amid low fatality risk.
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Chinese Vessels in West Philippine Sea Rise to 55
Chinese vessels in the West Philippine Sea surge to 55, raising urgent concerns for maritime security and Filipino fishermen’s livelihoods.
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LTFRB Launches Automated Roadworthiness Checks for PUVs
LTFRB launches automated vehicle roadworthiness checks for public transport, aiming to enhance safety and accountability nationwide.
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Revilla’s Quarantine Ends; Inmates Cleared for Integration
Ramon Revilla Jr. completes quarantine at Quezon City Jail, set for integration as legal hearings loom over ₱92.8M flood project fraud allegations.
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PCG Intensifies Search for Four Missing Seafarers
Philippine Coast Guard intensifies search for four missing seafarers after M/V Devon Bay capsizes in the West Philippine Sea.
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Four Soldiers Killed in Lanao del Norte Ambush Reports
Four Philippine Army soldiers reportedly killed in an ambush in Lanao del Norte, raising urgent calls for official confirmation and transparency.
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Marcos Defends Leadership Amid Economic Slowdown
President Marcos insists on his leadership amid economic slowdown, urging critics not to jump to conclusions as inflation falls and growth stabilizes.
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Aquino Pushes Harsher Penalties vs SHS Voucher Fraud
Senior High School Voucher fraud faces tougher penalties as Sen. Bam Aquino urges Senate action to stop ghost students and protect education funds.
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DOJ: Only 14 DPWH Flood Projects Are Ghosts
DOJ confirms only 14 DPWH flood control projects are ghost projects, narrowing the ₱500B scandal but keeping graft, malversation cases alive.
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Pasig River Esplanade Opens in 10 Days
Pasig River Esplanade opens in 10 days as Manila nears late January launch, adding new riverwalks, bike lanes and public space.
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Cebu City Opens Devotee City for Fiesta Senor
Devotee City opens in Cebu for Fiesta Señor 2026, offering free shelter, food, health care and shuttles to nearly 2M pilgrims.
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Atong Ang Faces 2025 Sabong Disappearance Probe
Atong Ang faces fresh 2025 allegations of sabungero disappearances as courts probe the gambling magnate’s controversial operations in the Philippines.
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PNP Launches Massive Hunt for Fugitive Atong Ang
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has launched a sweeping nationwide manhunt for businessman Charlie “Atong” Ang, accused as the mastermind behind the kidnappings and homicides of dozens of sabungeros—cockfighting enthusiasts—between 2021 and 2022. With non-bailable charges filed against him, the PNP on January 16, 2026, issued a stern warning cautioning the public against offering shelter…
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2026 Tech Trends: How Nostalgia is Reshaping Digital Culture and Workforce Engagement
2026 Tech Trends: Nostalgia is making a powerful comeback in digital culture, reshaping how businesses engage employees and how international students connect with global opportunities. From retro-inspired software interfaces to AI-driven “memory tech,” companies are leveraging the past to boost productivity, creativity, and workforce satisfaction. But what does this mean for the future of work—and…
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Rabin Angeles and Angela Muji Open Up About Pressure, Online Hate, and Mutual Support in ‘A Werewolf Boy’
Manila, Philippines – In a candid interview, actors Rabin Angeles and Angela Muji have shed light on the intense workplace pressure and online criticism they faced while filming the upcoming series A Werewolf Boy. Their revelations highlight the growing challenges in the entertainment industry, where mental health and professional resilience are increasingly under scrutiny. Background:…
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Dueñas Vice Mayor Dies After Accidental Gunshot Wound
A tragic accident during the New Year celebrations claimed the life of Aimee Paz Lamasan, the Vice Mayor of Dueñas, Iloilo. On December 30, 2025, an accidental discharge of her 9mm pistol at her residence in La Paz, Iloilo City severely wounded her, leading to her death the following day despite emergency medical intervention. The…
