Sen. Risa Hontiveros urged the government to include transport cooperatives in aid programs addressing the ongoing oil crisis triggered by the Middle East conflict. She wrote to the Department of Budget and Management seeking clarification on how the P30 billion DSWD fund
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The government has approved a shift to a three-term school calendar starting in the 2026–2027 academic year to stabilize learning, reduce disruptions from weather and holidays, and provide teachers time for professional
Fuel prices in the Philippines are set to rise for the 10th consecutive week due
Filipino-American singer Olivia Rodrigo recently appeared in Vogue’s “Now Serving” video series, where she cooked
The government has approved a shift to a three-term school calendar starting in the 2026–2027 academic year to stabilize learning, reduce disruptions from weather
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) reported positive literacy gains among learners in its Tara, Basa! Tutoring Program, based on a Department
A Chinese naval ship aimed its fire control radar at the Philippine Navy frigate BRP Miguel Malvar during a patrol near Sabina Shoal, which
Several schools in Metro Manila and nearby areas suspended on-site classes and shifted to online learning as a transport strike disrupted commutes. The strike,
State weather bureau PAGASA has retired seven tropical cyclone names—Crising, Emong, Mirasol, Nando, Opong, Tino, and Uwan—after the destructive 2025 season. The storms collectively
Sen. Risa Hontiveros urged the government to include transport cooperatives in aid programs addressing the ongoing oil crisis triggered by the Middle East conflict. She wrote to the Department of Budget and Management seeking
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Several food manufacturers, including Century Pacific, have agreed to keep prices steady
Negros Occidental Rep. Javi Benitez warned that the Philippine sugar industry has
Sen. Loren Legarda warned that human trafficking in the Philippines continues to
The Provincial Government of Bulacan led the Philippines’ first nationwide mass spay
Fuel prices in the Philippines are set to rise for the 10th consecutive week due to escalating conflict in the Middle East affecting global
Philippine retailers and manufacturers are preparing for the potential economic impact of a prolonged Middle East conflict, which could drive up fuel costs and
The Philippines has begun talks with China, Russia, India, and Belarus to secure a steady supply of fertilizers amid rising global fuel prices and
Globe Telecom Inc. has successfully tested Starlink Mobile to bring internet service to dead spots in Luzon, including Bataan, Batangas, and Rizal. The pilot
Energy Secretary Sharon Garin warned that diesel prices in Metro Manila may reach P115 per liter as oil firms implement hikes of P20.40–P23.90 per
Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman Patrick Gregorio toured Davao, Iloilo, and Cebu to highlight the role of sports tourism in national development. In Davao, the upcoming UP Mindanao Aquatics Center and the National Open
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The RLC Residences’ IRONKIDS Davao duathlon is set to take place tomorrow
Gilas Pilipinas women ended their FIBA Women’s World Cup Qualifying campaign with
Ivan Yabut and Korean golfer Lee Song took early command of the
Around 1,000 triathletes from 30 countries are set to compete in the
Filipino-American singer Olivia Rodrigo recently appeared in Vogue’s “Now Serving” video series, where she cooked chicken lumpia and made a Paloma cocktail while chatting
Joaquin Arce, stepson of actress Angel Locsin, addressed criticisms calling him a “nepo baby,” saying he wants to earn his place in the entertainment
Pop band LANY is returning to the Philippines for their “Soft” world tour, with concerts in Cebu, Bulacan, and Davao. The shows will take
Actress Janine Gutierrez was named “Sexiest Woman Alive” by Esquire Philippines, becoming the first recipient in seven years since Catriona Gray. In a media
Korean actor Ji Chang-wook is winning over Filipino fans as he joins the upcoming food variety show Kumusta, alongside Jodi Sta. Maria, Janella Salvador,
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Sen. Risa Hontiveros urged the government to include transport cooperatives in aid programs addressing the ongoing oil crisis triggered by the Middle East conflict. She wrote to the Department of Budget and Management seeking clarification on how the
The government has approved a shift to a three-term school calendar starting in the 2026–2027 academic year to stabilize learning, reduce disruptions from weather and holidays, and provide teachers time for professional development. The decision, endorsed by the
Fuel prices in the Philippines are set to rise for the 10th consecutive week due to escalating conflict in the Middle East affecting global energy markets. Diesel may increase by ₱14–₱14.50 per liter, while gasoline could climb by
Filipino-American singer Olivia Rodrigo recently appeared in Vogue’s “Now Serving” video series, where she cooked chicken lumpia and made a Paloma cocktail while chatting about her life and music. She shared fond memories of learning about lumpia from
Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Chairman Patrick Gregorio toured Davao, Iloilo, and Cebu to highlight the role of sports tourism in national development. In Davao, the upcoming UP Mindanao Aquatics Center and the National Open for Sambo showcased regional
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) reported positive literacy gains among learners in its Tara, Basa! Tutoring Program, based on a Department of Education assessment during the 2025 rollout. A total of 45,794 incoming Grade 2
A Chinese naval ship aimed its fire control radar at the Philippine Navy frigate BRP Miguel Malvar during a patrol near Sabina Shoal, which the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) called a “provocative” act. The incident occurred
Several schools in Metro Manila and nearby areas suspended on-site classes and shifted to online learning as a transport strike disrupted commutes. The strike, led by Piston and Manibela, called for lower fuel prices, scrapping of the Oil
State weather bureau PAGASA has retired seven tropical cyclone names—Crising, Emong, Mirasol, Nando, Opong, Tino, and Uwan—after the destructive 2025 season. The storms collectively killed 373 people, left 680 injured, 132 missing, and caused over ₱36 billion in
