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Today's headlines: VP Sara & Liza Marcos, Iloilo City, NAIA fire

Political observers say Speaker Romualdez, the President’s cousin, is courting the loyalty of the Ilocano bloc, as he is not exactly popular in this part of the country

For this year's Passover, many families in Israel are expected to leave empty seats at the table to represent those killed or taken hostage in the Hamas attacks of October 7 last year

Mohiden Animbang, the top commander of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters-Karialan faction was killed in a fierce battle in Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Maguindanao Del Sur

‘The fire ravaged everything,’ says Father Ric-Zeus Angobang of the historic Saint Ferdinand Parish Church in Ilagan City, Isabela

Nikola Jokic contends for his third NBA MVP plum against Luka Doncic and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who are both seeking to win the award for the first time

PRESS RELEASE: 1,337 out of 1,758 passed the Real Estate Brokers Licensure Examination. Congratulations!

Bennie Boatwright says his splendid experience in the country while playing for San Miguel convinced him to accept the offer to become a naturalized player for Gilas Pilipinas

The MMDA announces the partial closure of the southbound lane will start May 1 and last for 6 months. Before this, the DPWH said the closure would begin April 25 and take 11 months.

'Be ready at all times. Don't ever think that your area will not be flooded. You can never really rely on anyone but yourself.'

The Philippines and US will carry out the sinking of a decommissioned oil tanker off the seas of Ilocos Norte. The vessel happens to be made in China.

The Constitutional Court rules that there is no evidence of systematic fraud and presidential 'meddling,' nor that state bodies, regional officials and social assistance had been mobilized to sway polls in the world's third-largest democracy

From lofty company outings in Balesin Island to major TV appearances, Mica Tan was on top of her game – until the SEC slapped criminal charges against her company for alleged illegal investing activities

No one was reported hurt or injured by the fire, which was put out by 1:57 pm

Aside from the 2022 elections, this also happened during the elections held in 2004, 1998, 1992, 1957, 1941, and 1935

Jacob Cortez, the son of former La Salle star Mike Cortez, seeks to help the Green Archers win a UAAP championship just like his father did

Applications are open until May 25 while the festival is set for October 11 to 13

A Rappler investigation finds that Apollo Quiboloy has at least 19 licensed guns. Senator Risa Hontiveros says these guns may be emboldening the preacher to hide.

The second part of Zack Snyder's space epic embraces the worst aspects of video games -- the mindless action gameplay, the repetitive cutscenes, and the boring characters

Guangdong is battered by unusually heavy, sustained, and widespread rainfall, with powerful storms ushering in an earlier-than-normal start to the province's annual flooding season in May and June

Project SIGND aims to collect signs for climate change terms to make the issue understandable for the Filipino deaf community

Max Verstappen claims his 58th career victory as Formula One stages the Chinese Grand Prix for the first time in five years

The Iloilo City government plans to buy water to ration to 23,000 people from 25 barangays

“Ah, books. A magic beyond all we do here!"

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander sinks a pair of key baskets in the final two minutes as the Thunder win their first playoff game since 2020