Economy
The government says fresh diesel supply is already on the way, with Executive Secretary Ralph Recto announcing that a firm order for 1.04 million barrels has been secured. According to the report, the first batch is expected to arrive this week, giving officials a clearer short-term buffer habang mataas
Nation
Earth Hour 2026 — rewritten from GMA News Online.
Showbiz
Liza Soberano — rewritten from GMA News Online.
Economy
Philippine peso — rewritten from The Manila Times.
Showbiz
Caprice Cayetano just had one of those sweet career moments that show a fandom is starting to become something real. The Kapuso star was welcomed by supporters during her first official fan gathering, with Sparkle GMA Artist Center sharing photos from the event on Instagram. Sparkle described the meet-up as
Weather
Several Metro Manila local government units are joining this year’s Earth Hour observance, with residents being urged to switch off non-essential lights on Saturday night as part of the global climate campaign. The symbolic lights-off is scheduled for exactly 8:30 p.m. The main Earth Hour Philippines event,
Economy
The Philippines just locked in fresh financing from Japan for two major infrastructure projects, giving the Marcos administration another big push on transport and regional connectivity. The new agreements cover additional funding for the Metro Manila Subway Project Phase 1 and engineering services for the Central Mindanao High Standard Highway
Showbiz
Showbiz | Main subject: Jennylyn Mercado and Dennis Trillo
Nation
Nation | Main subject: Bongbong Marcos
Economy
Economy | Main subject: Department of Labor and Employment
Showbiz
Filipino singer Matty Juniosa just scored a huge breakout moment after earning the golden buzzer on “Britain’s Got Talent” with his performance of Prince’s “Purple Rain.” The ABS-CBN report said the 27-year-old singer won over both the judges and the audience, who gave him a standing ovation after t
Nation
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the Philippines has enough crude oil supply to last until June 30, offering a bit of reassurance while global energy markets stay tense. The statement came after Malacañang confirmed the arrival of a shipment of more than 700,000 barrels of crude oil from Russia.