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Nation

US and Israel Launch All-Out Attack on Iran — Trump Tells Iranians to 'Take Over Your Government'

The world woke up to chaos Saturday morning as the United States and Israel launched what President Donald Trump called 'major combat operations' against Iran — a massive coordinated strike that sent shockwaves across the entire Middle East and beyond. The first wave of strikes reportedly targeted the compound

Viral

Piers Morgan Pays Emotional Tribute to His Longtime Filipina Housekeeper Cory on Her 40th Birthday — 'She Keeps Our Lives Running'

British broadcaster and media personality Piers Morgan took to social media to pay an emotional tribute to his longtime housekeeper — a Filipina named Cory — on the occasion of her 40th birthday. The post quickly went viral, resonating with millions of overseas Filipino workers and their employers around the world. Morgan,

Showbiz

PBB Big Night Is TONIGHT — The Ultimate 8 Literally Slept Guarding Balls Worth 1 Million Votes Each While Masked Intruders Tried to Steal Them

Before the votes are tallied and the confetti falls tonight, the PBB Celebrity Collab 2.0 Ultimate 8 had to survive one final challenge — and it was arguably the most intense task of the entire 127-day season. Big Brother handed each finalist white spheres worth one million votes apiece, then

Nation

Marcos Declares 15 Local Holidays for March — From Davao's Araw ng Pasasalamat to Masbate's 125th Anniversary

If you're in certain parts of the Philippines, March is about to get a lot more festive. President Marcos has declared 15 local holidays for March 2026, marking founding anniversaries, festivals, and special events across the country. The proclamations were signed by Executive Secretary Ralph Recto and published

Nation

NAIA Airport Police Ordered to Pack Up and Leave Their Terminal Offices — New Private Management Takes Over April 1

The countdown to NAIA's privatization is getting real. The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) has ordered all Airport Police Department (APD) personnel to vacate their offices inside NAIA Terminals 1, 2, and 3 and relocate to APD Headquarters near Terminal 2. The directive, signed by MIAA General Manager

Nation

Bishop Demands Justice for Verde Island Oil Spill — Tells New DENR Chief: 'Three Years Later, Nobody Has Been Held Accountable'

Caritas Philippines President Bishop Gerry Alminaza is not letting anyone forget the Verde Island Passage oil spill — and he's using the DENR leadership change to drive the point home. In a statement on Saturday, Alminaza called on newly designated Acting DENR Secretary Juan Miguel Cuna to seek justice

Economy

Ralph Recto Says the Philippines Is Just $26 Away From Upper Middle-Income Status — 'Roughly the Cost of Five Cups of Coffee'

Executive Secretary Ralph Recto made a bold claim to an audience of international business leaders on Thursday: the Philippines is just $26 away from being classified as an upper middle-income country. The nation recorded a gross national income (GNI) per capita of $4,470 in 2024 — just shy of the

Nation

Health Secretary Herbosa Wants Vapes Banned Entirely — Says the Philippines Is Falling Behind Singapore in Creating a Smoke-Free Generation

Health Secretary Teodoro Herbosa isn't pulling any punches: he wants vape products banned entirely in the Philippines. In a Saturday radio interview, Herbosa said the country is falling behind its Southeast Asian neighbors in the fight against e-cigarettes, particularly when it comes to protecting the youth. Herbosa pointed

Politics

ICC Prosecution Argues Duterte Should Stay Locked Up — He Called His Arrest a 'Kidnapping' and Won't Even Watch Proceedings From Prison

The ICC Prosecution and victims' counsel both urged the Pre-Trial Chamber to keep former President Rodrigo Duterte behind bars during the first annual review of his detention. Their argument was blunt: a man who calls his arrest a "kidnapping" and refuses to even watch his own hearings

Nation

Marikina Lights Up 92 New LED Lamps Along Its Bike Lanes — Mayor Maan Says 'This Is Not Merely Decorative'

Marikina City just became even more bike-friendly. The city government switched on 92 new LED lamps along a 2.6-kilometer stretch of bike lane corridors on Friday night, running from Champagnat Street in Marikina Heights to Goodrich Village Subdivision in Concepcion Uno. The ceremonial lighting was led by Mayor Maan

Nation

Panagbenga 30th Anniversary Grand Street Dancing Parade Fills Baguio With Color — A Tribute to the City That Rose From the 1990 Earthquake

The streets of Baguio City erupted in a flowing tapestry of color and rhythm on Saturday as the 30th Panagbenga Festival's Grand Street Dancing Parade transformed Session Road and Harrison Road into a living stage. Thousands of spectators — residents and tourists alike — lined the route from before sunrise,

Sports

Gilas Pilipinas Suffers Heartbreaking 69-66 Loss to New Zealand at MoA Arena — First Defeat in FIBA World Cup Qualifiers

Gilas Pilipinas' unbeaten run in the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 Asian Qualifiers is over. The Philippine men's national basketball team fell to New Zealand 69-66 on Thursday night at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City — their first loss in the qualifying campaign after four