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Nation
With fuel prices going through the roof thanks to the ongoing Middle East conflict, Cavite 1st District Rep. Jolo Revilla is calling on the private sector to adopt work-from-home arrangements as a practical response to the crisis. His logic is simple: fewer people commuting means less gas consumed, which helps
Showbiz
K-pop fans in Manila, get ready for something completely different. Rising boy group TWS is launching their first-ever virtual reality concert experience, "TWS VR CONCERT: RUSH ROAD," and it's heading to Gateway Cineplex from April 17 to 26. This isn't your typical concert film
Politics
The impeachment train is officially rolling — and it's picking up speed. The House justice committee voted on Wednesday to declare that the two impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte contain sufficient grounds to proceed to a full hearing. The panel's decision came after Duterte filed
Showbiz
It's official, A'TIN — SB19 just made Philippine music history. The P-pop powerhouse has been named in the official lineup for Lollapalooza 2026 in Chicago, making them the very first homegrown Filipino act to grace one of the world's biggest music festivals. The festival dropped
Economy
With fuel prices spiraling out of control because of the Middle East conflict, Senate President Tito Sotto is pushing to bring back government control over oil prices. He filed Senate Bill 1984 seeking to repeal Republic Act 8479, also known as the Oil Deregulation Law — the very law that allows
Nation
Isang maswerteng bettor from Cebu City just became an instant multi-millionaire after hitting the P100.33-million Ultra Lotto 6/58 jackpot on Tuesday night, March 17, 2026. That's a life-changing amount of money from a single lucky ticket. The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) confirmed that the lone
Economy
The Philippines is knocking on Russia's door for oil. Energy Secretary Sharon Garin confirmed that the state-run Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC) has already reached out to Russian oil companies to explore possible imports, though no volumes or timelines have been finalized yet. Manila is still waiting for
Showbiz
Thirteen years of hustle, heartbreak, and sickening performances — Filipina drag queen Brigiding has finally snatched the crown as the winner of the first-ever "Drag Race Philippines: Slaysian Royale," the international all-Asian edition of the global franchise. And she's not just celebrating for herself — she's
Politics
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stepped in on Wednesday to halt the looming fare increase that would have hit jeepney, bus, and TNVS commuters across the Philippines. In a video address, Marcos said the ongoing war in the Middle East has made it the wrong time to pile additional burdens on
Showbiz
Filipino LANY fans, ready na ba kayo? The American pop-rock band just announced they're coming back to the Philippines this November for not one, not two, but THREE shows across different cities. Live Nation dropped the news on March 17 and the internet is already losing it. The
Nation
The Philippines isn't backing down. In a sharp rebuke to Beijing, the Department of Foreign Affairs rejected China's assertion of sovereignty over the entire South China Sea, calling out the Chinese embassy in Manila for what it described as unilateral proclamations with no legal basis. DFA
Politics
Duterte's lead defense counsel Nicholas Kaufman has officially pulled the plug on his bid to appeal the ICC Pre-Trial Chamber's refusal to disqualify Filipino lawyers representing drug war victims. In a notice filed on March 16, Kaufman formally withdrew the request he had lodged on February