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Philippine Authorities Destroy P27M in Marijuana in Cordillera, Seize Shabu in Week-Long Operations
PNP and PDEA target highland cultivation sites, arresting one suspect and seizing over 100,000 plants in a major blow to the local drug trade.
NASA's Artemis Moon Program Spurs Global Space Race, Philippines Eyes Scientific Collaboration
With SpaceX and Blue Origin landers in focus, Filipino scientists and engineers see opportunities for international partnerships and technology transfer.
Magnolia Hotshots Secure Crucial PBA Victory, Boost Playoff Hopes with Win Over Converge
Ian Sangalang and Zavier Lucero lead decisive 83-71 victory, moving team to .500 record in Commissioner's Cup.
JoyRide to Slash Motorcycle Taxi Commission to 18%, Boosting Filipino Driver Take-Home Pay
Ride-hailing platform's rate cut effective April 20, 2026, offers relief amid rising operational costs for thousands of Filipino riders.
LTFRB Commissions Cut by TNCs to Aid Filipino Drivers Amid Fuel Price Surge
Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board lauds Grab and other transport network companies for reducing platform fees, providing direct relief to drivers facing high oil costs.
Japan's 'Cruelly Hot' Warning Holds Lessons for Philippines as Heat Index Soars
New Japanese meteorological term for 40°C+ days underscores global warming trend directly impacting Filipino workers, health, and agriculture.
PNP Arrests Two Suspects for Oil Pilferage in Agusan del Norte
The arrests highlight the ongoing national effort to combat fuel theft, a crime that directly impacts energy security and consumer prices in the Philippines.
Philippines Monitors Strait of Hormuz Attacks, Thousands of Filipino Seafarers at Risk
India's diplomatic protest over attacks on oil tankers raises alarm for Manila as over 50,000 Filipino mariners transit critical Middle Eastern chokepoint.
Philippines' eGovPH App Restored After Downtime, DICT Rules Out Security Breach
Government's digital services platform returns following two-day disruption attributed to user surge, not cyberattack.
Ginebra's Third Straight PBA Win Highlights Team's Resilience for Filipino Fans
Barangay Ginebra survives late-game scoring drought to defeat Terrafirma 111-103, maintaining momentum in the PBA Governors' Cup.
PAGASA Forecasts Fair Weather Across Philippines, Warns of Isolated Thunderstorms
Metro Manila records 27°C with sunny skies as most regions experience generally fair conditions, though localized rains remain possible.
Philippines Considers VAT Reduction as Lawmakers Debate Economic Relief Measures
Proposed cut from 12% to 10% aims to ease inflation burden, but economists warn higher-income households may benefit more.
Philippine Authorities Capture Two Tajik Nationals in Marawi Counterterrorism Operation
Joint police-military operation in Lanao del Sur highlights ongoing vigilance against foreign terrorist fighters in the Philippines.
Philippine Authorities Await Confirmation on Former Samar Rep. Zaldy Co's Reported Arrest in Czech Republic
Czech Justice Ministry says it has 'no information yet' but is in contact with police, while three Philippine government agencies also await official details.
Pope Leo's Anti-Corruption Message in Angola Resonates with Filipino Advocates
Pontiff's condemnation of 'despots' who exploit resources and break promises draws parallels to Philippine governance challenges.
Philippines' DOST Backs Portable Device to Detect Heavy Metals in Local Crops
New rapid diagnostic method aims to safeguard Filipino food supply and exports from contamination, addressing recent FDA warnings.
Steve Kerr's Coaching Future Could Impact Filipino NBA Fans, Warriors' Philippine Market
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr will decide his future in 1-2 weeks, a move watched closely by the team's massive Filipino fanbase and its implications for the NBA's Philippine engagement.
Philippines' DTI Considers Sardine Price Hike Amid Surging Fuel Costs
Government in talks with manufacturers as production costs rise, threatening staple food affordability for millions of Filipino households.
Ombudsman, Trillanes to Testify as VP Duterte Impeachment Hearings Intensify in Manila
Key witnesses are set for a second House Justice Committee hearing, with the process potentially leading to a historic Senate trial.
PAGASA Forecasts Isolated Rains, Thunderstorms Across Philippines as Habagat Persists
Metro Manila and western regions brace for continued monsoon showers, raising flood and landslide concerns nationwide.