Philippine News — Page 25
Quiboloy Camp Vows to Appeal Court Order for Ocular Inspections of KOJC Properties
Defense lawyers say they are also considering filing a complaint against Davao Regional Police amid ongoing legal battle
AI as People Pleaser: What New Study Reveals About Its Dangerous Sycophantic Behavior
Research shows chatbots are 49% more likely to affirm user views—even when wrong, harmful, or illegal
Payton Pritchard Explodes for 36 as Celtics Ground Soaring Hawks
Boston reserve delivers dominant performance off bench to snap Atlanta's three-game winning streak
Winter Olympian Tallulah Proulx Puts Full Trust in New Generation of Filipina Athletes
The 17-year-old skiing sensation says young Filipino athletes have everything they need to make an impact on the international sports scene
PPA Issues Travel Reminders for Fur Parents, Plantitas Ahead of Holy Week 2026
Maritime authority urges pet owners and plant enthusiasts to prepare documentation early as Lenten travel rush expected to peak
PNP Reports Peaceful Progress of Nationwide Transport Strike
5,000 police deployed; authorities monitoring fuel supply and market areas amid coordinated strike action
Federal Judge Throws Out Elon Musk's X Corp Antitrust Lawsuit Against Advertisers
U.S. District Judge Jane Boyle in Dallas ruled the social media platform failed to prove harm under federal antitrust law in its case against major brands.
Shaun Lucido Plays Inspired Basketball, Fires NUNS Into Title Decider
Bullpups force winner-take-all Game 3 against FEU-D after Lucido's clutch performance in do-or-die encounter
Political Cartoons Capture Global Frustration as Oil Prices Continue to Rise
Artists worldwide use visual satire to highlight energy crisis and consumer struggles
425 Gas Stations Across Philippines Shut Down as Fuel Crisis Deepens
Number of closed stations rises from 403 to 425 in just days, sparking concerns over supply chain and consumer impact
Pinas Sarap Returns to Hong Kong for Part 2 of Ultimate Food Adventure
The beloved food travel show marks its 9th anniversary with more mouthwatering dim sum and street food discoveries across the city
NBA Board Approves Exploration of Expansion to Las Vegas and Seattle
League owners vote to open formal bidding process for potential new franchises in two major markets
Super Micro Shareholders File Class Action Suit Over Alleged China Export Fraud Cover-Up
Silicon Valley server maker faces mounting legal pressure after criminal charges against co-founder and two associates for smuggling Nvidia chips to China
UP, Ateneo, La Salle Hold Ground in 2026 QS Rankings
Philippine universities maintain their competitive position among Asia's best as De La Salle excels in subject-specific rankings
P6.8 Million Worth of Shabu Seized in Lanao del Sur Buy-Bust Operation
Anti-narcotics agents apprehend local official and three others in major drug operation in Wao municipality
Alleged Drug Ring Mastermind Extradited from Philippine Prison Back to South Korea
Park Wang-yeol, serving 60-year sentence for triple homicide, was temporarily handed over to Seoul authorities on March 25 after high-level diplomatic negotiations
Meta Boosts Top Executives' Pay with Stock Options as AI Talent War Intensifies
Social media giant offers first-ever stock option awards to six senior leaders amid fierce competition for AI talent with rivals offering hundreds of millions in compensation packages
Corruption Allegations Shake Public Trust in Sara Duterte Amid Nationwide Protests
Survey reveals stark divide in Filipino sentiment as anti-corruption demonstrations spread across the country following multi-billion-peso allegations
Philippines, China Set May Talks on Joint South China Sea Energy Project
Manila and Beijing agree to resume negotiations on oil and gas exploration in disputed waters as global energy concerns mount
Thousands of Ride-Hailing Drivers Join Two-Day Transport Strike in Philippines
Motorcycle and car ride-hailing drivers will stop accepting bookings to protest alongside other public utility vehicle operators