Philippine News — Page 17
Former Negros Occidental Councilor Shot Dead, PNP Launches Manhunt
Ex-barangay official gunned down in Binalbagan ambush, highlighting persistent local political violence in the Philippines.
NBA Play-In Showdown Has Filipino Fans Watching Trail Blazers' Playoff Quest
Portland aims to end postseason drought against Phoenix in high-stakes game, with Filipino basketball enthusiasts tuning in for early morning action.
DSWD Assures Walang Gutom Program Continues Amid Rising Food Prices, Crucial for Filipino Families
Social Welfare Department commits to sustained free meal distribution as inflation pressures household budgets nationwide.
India's 2026 Sub-Par Monsoon Forecast Could Impact Philippine Rice Prices, Inflation
Weather agency predicts below-average rains after two good years, raising concerns for global food supply chains that affect Filipino consumers.
Roblox Faces Legal Action Over Alleged Grooming, Sparking Online Safety Concerns for Filipino Youth
U.S. lawsuit alleges platform facilitated predator contact, raising alarms for Philippines' 43 million young gamers and prompting calls for parental vigilance.
NBA Play-In: Hornets vs Heat Clash Holds Special Interest for Filipino Basketball Fans
Charlotte's home-court advantage in crucial elimination game draws attention in Philippines, where NBA and Miami Heat have massive following.
Philippines Faces Fourth Straight Year of Missing Economic Growth Targets, IMF Projects 4.1% Expansion
International Monetary Fund revises 2025 forecast downward as domestic data confirms third consecutive shortfall, prompting NEDA chief to outline reform agenda.
Capiz Tricycle Driver Wins P15 Million Megalotto Jackpot, Dreams of Family Security
A lone bettor from Roxas City claims the March 25 Megalotto 6/45 prize, sparking lottery fever across the Visayas region.
PAGASA: HPA Ridge Over Luzon Brings Hot Weather, Localized Thunderstorms Threaten Philippines
State weather bureau forecasts generally hot, humid conditions with isolated afternoon rains across the country, advising public to stay alert for sudden downpours.
Mayon Volcano Lava Fountains Spotted on Day 95
Albay's iconic volcano shows increased Strombolian activity, prompting continued vigilance for surrounding communities and air travel.
Pope Francis Honors Algeria's 'Martyrs' of Civil War, Echoing Philippine Church's History of Sacrifice
Beatification of 19 clergy and nuns killed during Algeria's 1992-2002 conflict resonates with Filipino Catholics' own narratives of faith under persecution.
Mapua Cardinals Proud Despite NCAA Finals Loss
Philippine collegiate squad's hard-fought campaign ends with runner-up honors, showcasing resilience in NCAA Season 101.
DSWD Chief Warns TNCs, Drivers Ahead of Special Cash Aid Payout for Filipino Transport Workers
Secretary Gatchalian urges transport network companies to correct beneficiary lists, warns drivers against confronting payout staff as government expedites aid for PUV sector.
PAGASA: Fair Weather Prevails as Sinlaku Has Low Chance of Entering Philippine Area
Tropical storm remains outside PAR, bringing stable conditions nationwide while Paeng exits; farmers, travelers advised to monitor updates.
PNP Burns ₱22.8M in Marijuana, Arrests 1 in Cordillera Operations
Week-long police drive destroys 71,873 plants in northern Luzon, highlighting ongoing drug war in Philippine highlands.
Orban's Defeat in Hungary Sparks Political Analysis in Manila, Potential Shift in EU-Philippines Relations
Veteran nationalist leader concedes after opposition landslide, prompting Philippine observers to watch for changes in EU stance on human rights and trade.
San Miguel Beermen Turn to Bennie Boatwright After Import Justin Patton's Sudden No-Show
PBA powerhouse scrambles to secure former reinforcement as playoffs loom, highlighting import reliability concerns for Philippine teams.
IMF Chief's AI Cyber Warning Rings Alarm Bells for Philippine Financial System, OFW Remittances
Kristalina Georgieva warns global monetary system is unprepared for AI-powered threats, prompting urgent calls for BSP, local banks to bolster defenses.
DHSUD Adopts 4-Day Workweek in 2026, Aligning with National Government's Philippine Efficiency Drive
The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development will implement a compressed schedule from April 13-17, 2026, following a Malacañang directive aimed at reducing costs and improving public service.
PAGASA: Fair weather prevails in Philippines but monitors typhoon outside PAR
Manila experiences partly cloudy skies with 27°C temperature as state weather bureau tracks potential storm development that could affect Filipino communities.