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CEBU CITY, Philippines — Filipinos who lost their National ID transaction slips can still claim or reprint their paper-based ePhilID in Cebu for free, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) in Central Visayas said, as thousands continue waiting for delayed physical National ID cards. The PSA clarified that registrants would not need to restart the registration

CEBU CITY, Philippines – The grandest showdown is coming. The inaugural Miss Grand International (MGI) All Stars coronation night is set for May 30, 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand, where two Cebuanas remain strong contenders in the final stretch. Gazini Ganados and Fuschia Anne Ravena are aiming to make history as the first-ever MGI All Stars

ANGELES CITY — Another body was retrieved from the collapsed nine-story building in Barangay Balibago here at 12:40 a.m. on Friday, raising the death toll to six. Responders confirmed the sighting of another body at around 9 p.m. on Thursday as retrieval efforts continued at the unstable disaster site. The discovery came less than a

MANILA, Philippines — Households and businesses in the Visayas may experience power interruptions on Friday, as four large coal plants remain unavailable despite rising electricity demand.  The National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP) placed the Visayas under red alert anew on Friday, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.  READ: Power outage hits 4 Zambales

MANILA, Philippines — Hot and humid conditions persist as danger-level heat indices are expected in 51 areas across the country on Friday, the state weather bureau said. According to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa), the peak heat index will be at 47°C in Sangley Point, Cavite City and Casiguruan, Aurora. Meanwhile,

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Army is investigating the deaths of two military recruits who collapsed during training in Tarlac province this week, the military said on Friday. The recruits, both members of Candidate Soldier Class 806-2026, died on May 26 while undergoing training at the School for Candidate Soldier under the Army’s Training Command

Risa Hontiveros talked about her political plans Senator Risa Hontiveros said in a recent interview that she is “seriously considering” running for president in the 2028 elections. Hontiveros started her political career as a party-list representative back in 2004, after working as a broadcast journalist. In 2010, she started her journey in national politics when ... Read more

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Passenger Expresses Disappoint to Reckless Jeepney Driver A male passenger lambasted a jeepney driver who was allegedly driving recklessly along the route to SM Fairview.  Recently, Nikko John Soliban, a Facebook user, posted the video of the jeepney driver who was accused of careless and reckless driving. The post quickly went viral and gained mixed reactions from the online community.  Soliban said ... Read more

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Returning this June, the Sole & Soul Sunset Journeys series continues with Volume 10 – Love & Above: A Sunset for Every Heart at Sole Mio Boutique Hotel & Wellness.  Inspired by Gustav Klimt’s iconic masterpiece The Kiss (1907–08), this Pride Month edition lifts love in all its forms to new heights, celebrating connection, individuality, …

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  Los Angeles, United States–NBA teams on Thursday approved reforms intended to discourage teams from deliberately losing games in order to receive better players in the following season’s draft. The policy of giving bottom-ranked teams better access to upcoming talent, originally intended to keep the league balanced and competitive, has led to widespread “tanking,” especially in