Estonian Vlogger Arrested in Dumaguete for Harassment
Estonian vlogger Siim Roosipuu arrested in Dumaguete for harassment, overstaying visa, and violating local laws amid crackdown on foreign content creators.
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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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Over 160 Christians Abducted During Nigerian Sunday Services
More than 160 Christian worshippers were abducted during Sunday services in Nigeria, raising alarm over security and religious persecution.
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Booker Leads Suns Past 76ers for Third Straight Win
Devin Booker drops 27 as Suns outlast Sixers 116–110, capping back-to-back wins and lifting Phoenix in West playoff race.
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ATRAM, UnionBank Merge to Create Trust Sector Giant
ATRAM merges with UnionBank Trust, forming PH’s biggest trust firm managing PHP 477B, boosting investor access and digital wealth services.
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Tropical Storm Ada Weakens, No Threat to Philippines
PAGASA lifts all wind signals as Tropical Storm Ada weakens and pulls away; no threat to PH, rough seas only offshore.
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Dela Rosa Emerges Amid Legal Speculation on Birthday
Senator Bato dela Rosa reemerges on his 64th birthday, asserting he is alive and awaiting justice amid ICC arrest speculations.
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US Official Sparks Greenland Debate Amid European Weakness
U.S. remarks on Greenland heighten concerns over Europe’s defense capabilities amid Arctic power struggles.
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PAGASA Steps Up Rainfall Warnings as La Niña Persists
PAGASA ramps up rainfall warnings as La Niña brings heavier rains through early 2026, raising flood risks and urging Filipinos to stay alert.
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Thunder Rout Cavaliers to Cement NBA’s Top Record
OKC Thunder crush Cavs 136-104 as Gilgeous-Alexander scores 30, cementing top spot in NBA standings with statement road win
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NLEX Toll Hike Set for January 20, 2026
NLEX toll price hike takes effect Jan 20, 2026, with up to ₱72 added per trip—fourth increase since 2022 hits Central Luzon commuters.
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Storm Ada Leaves 2 Dead, Thousands Affected in Bicol
Tropical Storm Ada weakens as signals lift, but floods kill 2 in Bicol; heavy rains linger, PAGASA warns communities to stay alert.
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1.3 Million Filipinos Register for 2026 Barangay Elections
Over 1.3 million Filipinos have registered to vote in the 2026 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections, reflecting strong grassroots engagement.
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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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1,500 US Troops Readied for Possible Minnesota Deployment
US military places 1,500 troops on standby for potential deployment to Minnesota amid rising tensions over immigration protests and federal-state standoffs.
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CHR: LGBTQIA+ Discrimination Shrinks Jobs, Harms Health
CHR warns LGBTQIA+ discrimination in PH cuts jobs and healthcare, raising income loss, HIV risk and suicide despite broad public tolerance.
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Morant Shines in London as Grizzlies Rout Magic
Ja Morant returns strong in London, drops 24 points as Grizzlies crush Magic 126–109 in NBA’s global push.
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Fuel Prices Surge Again: Diesel Up P2, Gas P1 Next Week
Price hike alert: Diesel, gas, and kerosene to rise up to P2/liter starting Jan 20, adding pressure on transport and household costs.
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Storm Ada Hits Bicol, Leaves Two Dead, Thousands Flee
Tropical Storm Ada weakens, but floods linger in Bicol. Signal No. 1 lifted after 2 deaths, mass evacuations and storm surges hit Catanduanes.
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Senate Orders Show Cause for Missing Witnesses in Graft Inquiry
Senate compels Zaldy Co and Orly Guteza to testify in flood control project inquiry amid corruption charges, escalating scrutiny on public funds.
