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MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand R. “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has assured Filipinos that the government is not sleeping or having a vacation but continuously working to address their needs. He made the remarks during the “Bawat Bayan Makikinabang: Makati City” event on Monday. At the event, 23 barangays received P200,000 each under the Socio-Civic Projects

LEGAZPI CITY — Government troops clashed with suspected communist rebels in Purok 6, Sitio Carangag, Barangay Malabnig in Guinobatan, Albay, on Sunday morning. Police Col. Noel Nuñez, Albay police chief, said troops conducting joint strike operations encountered about 10 New People’s Army (NPA) members. The operating units were composed of personnel from the Regional Intelligence

MANILA, Philippines — A man was arrested for allegedly stealing P2,000 worth of diesel from a vehicle in Barangay Payatas, Quezon City, the police said on Monday. Police officers on mobile patrol spotted the man “suspiciously climbing out of the garage premises” at a house in the Villa Gracia compound along Payatas Road and “carrying

MANILA, Philippines – The Senate is set to convene Monday, May 18, as an impeachment court, even as reports circulate of a possible fresh leadership shakeup. The development comes just a week after Senator Alan Peter Cayetano stole the leadership from then Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III, fueling questions over whether the upper chamber

MANILA, Philippines — Investigators are looking into the angle that a “personal grudge” led to the shooting incident that left a retired police officer wounded and his uncle-in-law dead in Batangas, the police said on Monday. The uncle-in-law had approached the retired police officer at his home in Barangay Castillo, Padre Garcia late Friday afternoon

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. still trusts Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla despite growing calls for his replacement due to recent gaffes, according to Palace Press Officer Claire Castro. At a briefing, Castro was asked how Marcos sees Remulla’s performance following the Senate chaos last week and on his error in relation to

Dina Bonnevie found joy in her blended family Veteran actress Dina Bonnevie never anticipated becoming a stepmother, let alone having five children, but she found unexpected joy being one. Her life took an unexpected turn in 2012 when her third marriage put her into that exact role. Dina has two biological children, Dina and Oyo ... Read more

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Families of those involved in the deadly collision between a train and a public bus in the Asok area of Bangkok are awaiting autopsy results to confirm the identities of the victims, while several relatives continue hoping their loved ones survived the incident. Eight people were confirmed dead after a container train collided with public …

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MANILA, Philippines — The Senate on Monday faces a pair of critical questions: Will there be yet another leadership change, or will the chamber convene directly as an impeachment court that will try Vice President Sara Duterte? The uncertainty follows reports of an alleged ouster plot, which Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano himself raised last

CEBU CITY, Philippines — The Visayas grid will again be placed under a yellow alert on Monday, May 18, as multiple plant outages and high demand continue to strain power supply. The yellow alert will be in effect from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., according to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP). During