Nation
Half-Day Lang, Then Bye: Gov’t Offices Go WFH This Holy Wednesday
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Economy
Tipid Mode Sa Gobyerno: Marcos Orders Offices to Cut Power and Fuel Use
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered government offices to sharply reduce electricity and fuel consumption as the country deals with the impact of rising oil prices tied to the conflict in the Middle East. Malacañang said the instruction applies across the bureaucracy, including government-own
Crime
Na-viral ang Takbo, Sumuko Rin: QC “Gas-and-Run” Driver Faces Estafa Rap
The driver linked to a viral “gas-and-run” incident in Quezon City has surrendered to police after days of public attention online. Authorities identified the suspect only by the alias “Jefferson,” a 27-year-old resident of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan.
Politics
Tuluy-Tuloy ang Impeachment Track: House Sets April Hearings on Sara Case
The House of Representatives is moving ahead with impeachment proceedings involving Vice President Sara Duterte, even after her supporters filed a petition before the Supreme Court. For lawmakers handling the case, that legal move was expected and does not automatically stop the committee process.
Showbiz
Bagong Tambayan ng Showbiz Tea: ABS-CBN Launches “Oh My Gan” on YouTube
ABS-CBN News has launched a new entertainment podcast called “Oh My Gan,” hosted by journalist Ganiel Krishnan and built around candid conversations with celebrities. The show streams on YouTube and aims to go beyond polished press junkets by focusing on the personal side of showbiz life. According to ABS-CBN, the
Weather
Init Alert Ulit: Metro Manila May Feel Like 37°C as Fair Skies Stay Put
PAGASA said the country would continue to see generally fair weather on Tuesday, with Metro Manila expected to hit a 37°C heat index. That level falls under the extreme caution category, meaning the heat can already take a real toll on people spending too much time outdoors. Weather specialist
Nation
Libre Sakay Mode: Manila Taps 1,442 Jeepney Drivers Para Tulong sa Commuters
Manila City rolled out a quick libre sakay move after fuel prices kept climbing, hiring 1,442 jeepney drivers to help keep public transport moving for ordinary commuters. The program was activated through Executive Order No. 14, series of 2026, and started on March 30 and 31 before a temporary
Showbiz
MUPH Shake-Up: Imelda Schweighart’s 2026 Bid Appears to End Early
Tag: Showbiz Person/Subject: Imelda Schweighart The Miss Universe Philippines 2026 competition has gone from 51 delegates down to 50, and all signs point to Imelda Schweighart of Kalibo, Aklan being the candidate removed from the lineup. The organization announced that one delegate would no longer be allowed to continue,
Nation
Marcos Wants Safe Passage Deal for PH Oil Tankers as Hormuz Stays Tense
Tag: Nation Person/Subject: Ferdinand Marcos Jr. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the Department of Foreign Affairs to begin talks with Iran to secure safe passage for oil tankers headed to the Philippines. The instruction comes as tensions in the Middle East continue to disrupt one of the world’
Economy
Fuel Tax Timeout? Marcos Gets New Power as Oil Prices Keep Climbing
Tag: Economy Person/Subject: Ferdinand Marcos Jr. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed a new law that gives him the power to suspend or reduce excise taxes on fuel if global oil prices stay painfully high. The move came a day after Malacañang declared a state of national energy emergency,
Showbiz
PH Joins Asia’s Eurovision Debut, ABS-CBN To Pick the Country’s Entry
Eurovision Song Contest Asia | Showbiz
Sports
Alex Eala Slides to No. 45, Pero Clay Season Puwedeng Maging Bounce-Back Mode
Alex Eala | Sports