Hontiveros Open to 2028 Presidential or VP Bid
Senator Risa Hontiveros signals readiness to run for president or vice president in 2028, if supported by a united opposition.
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Trump Faces Bipartisan Outrage Over Obama Video
Trump’s racially charged video of the Obamas sparks bipartisan outrage, raising urgent questions about accountability in political discourse.
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Rookies, Legacy Headline NBA Dunk, Shooting Stars
NBA All-Star Slam Dunk 2026 brings fresh faces and Jase Richardson, son of a legend, to the spotlight on February 14 at Intuit Dome.
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K-Water, Maynilad Propose P15B Water Project for New Clark
K-Water and Maynilad propose P15B water project to triple New Clark City supply, backing 50-year growth and investor demand.
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Typhoon Basyang Slams Bayabas, Thousands at Risk
Typhoon Basyang hits Bayabas, Surigao del Sur, putting nearly 9,000 Caraga residents at risk as authorities await damage reports.
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Dengue Cases Plummet 71% in January Amid Prevention Efforts
Dengue cases in the Philippines drop 71% this January, thanks to intensified prevention efforts. Vigilance remains crucial as the threat persists.
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Basyang Floods Iligan, Claims 12 Lives in Mindanao
Tropical Storm Basyang wreaks havoc in Mindanao, claiming 12 lives and displacing thousands as historic flooding overwhelms communities.
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Washington Post Cuts 300 Jobs Amid Financial Strains
Washington Post announces painful layoffs impacting 300 employees, raising concerns over journalism’s future amid financial turmoil.
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Habacon, Van Book Lead San Beda to NCAA Sweep
San Beda dominates NCAA volleyball; Habacon drops 26, Van Book adds 28 to lift squads past JRU and fuel Final Four push.
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Inflation Hits 11-Month High at 2.0% in January
Philippine inflation hits 2.0% in January, driven by rising electricity and housing costs despite easing food prices.
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Storm Basyang Pummels Visayas With Rain, Evacuations
Tropical Storm Basyang prompts Signal No. 2 in parts of Visayas, Mindanao as heavy rain triggers flood, landslide risks despite weakening.
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Impeachment Battle Looms as Duterte Faces Fresh Complaints
Impeachment proceedings against Sara Duterte gain momentum as lawmakers debate urgency, raising public trust concerns over misuse of ₱612.5M.
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Trump Defends Racist Obama Video Amid Election Misinfo
Trump’s controversial video depicting the Obamas as apes raises accusations of racism and misinformation ahead of the 2024 elections.
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Florida Man Sentenced to Life for Trump Assassination Attempt
Florida man sentenced to life for attempted assassination of Trump, marking a chilling moment in U.S. political violence.
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Short-Handed Wizards Stun Pistons in 126–117 Upset
Washington Wizards stun top-seeded Pistons 126–117 as Will Riley leads undermanned team to shocking NBA upset with 20 points off the bench.
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PH Urges Japan to Cut Banana Tariffs Amid Competition
DA pushes Japan to cut banana tariffs to 5%–8%, aiming to protect Mindanao jobs and stabilize P740M export industry.
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Storm Basyang Pounds Mindanao, Floods Hit Iligan City
Tropical Storm Basyang intensifies as Signal No. 2 is raised in Mindanao, threatening floods, dangerous seas and flight, ferry disruptions.
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DFA Warns of Impersonation Scams Targeting Public Trust
DFA warns of scams with impostors claiming to be officials. Stay alert and report suspicious messages to protect yourself from fraud.
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House Halts Impeachment Against PBBM Over Unverified Claims
Philippine House halts impeachment against President Marcos, citing unverified claims from a fugitive lawmaker, raising questions on accountability.
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Spain, Greece Propose Age Bans on Social Media Use
Spain and Greece plan to ban social media for teens under 16, sparking a major European shift in digital regulation to protect youth.
