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Philippine hawk-eagle turned over in Sanchez Mira, Cagayan
Oct 15, 2026

Philippine hawk-eagle turned over in Sanchez Mira, Cagayan

TUGUEGARAO CITY — A village watchman had rescued and then turned over a juvenile northern Philippine hawk-eagle to the Sanchez Mira town’s Tourism and Information Office in Cagayan, the municipal government reported on Wednesday (Oct. 14). Village watchman and farmer Melvin Camua of Callungan village caught the starving bird, which had been eating chicks inside


UP Diliman students, faculty evacuate over unspecified threat
Oct 15, 2026

UP Diliman students, faculty evacuate over unspecified threat

MANILA, Philippines — Students, faculty, and staff were ordered to evacuate the University of the Philippines Diliman’s Palma and Malcolm halls on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 15, due to an unconfirmed and unspecified threat. In a post by the university’s publication SINAG, the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Community Affairs sent an emergency alert directing


NBI chief details 3 more ‘misdeclared’ Sara Duterte properties
Oct 15, 2026

NBI chief details 3 more ‘misdeclared’ Sara Duterte properties

MANILA, Philippines — National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Melvin Matibag on Thursday detailed three more alleged properties of Vice President Sara Duterte that were supposedly misdeclared in her Statements of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN). In a press conference on Thursday, Matibag mentioned properties in Davao and Paranaque City supposedly belonging to the


Only DTI-approved promos can replace 20% senior  discount, says lawyer
Oct 15, 2026

Only DTI-approved promos can replace 20% senior discount, says lawyer

MANILA, Philippines—Senior citizens rights advocate and lawyer Romulo Macalintal on Thursday said that the mandatory 20-percent discount for senior citizens could only be waived if an establishment’s promotional price is approved by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). Macalintal stressed this in calling for a clarification of the recent Supreme Court ruling on a


PSEi rebounds to 5,663 on bargain hunting
Oct 15, 2026

PSEi rebounds to 5,663 on bargain hunting

MANILA, Philippines — Local stocks recovered on Thursday as investors snapped up bargains after two straight sessions of losses, with foreign buying helping lift the market. The benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) gained 0.82 percent, or 45.94 points, to close at 5,663.17. READ: PSEi falls to 5,617 as ICTSI tumbles Philstocks Financial Inc. said investors


ERC lifts capacity limits on new power plants to boost supply
Oct 15, 2026

ERC lifts capacity limits on new power plants to boost supply

MANILA, Philippines — Power producers can now propose larger generating facilities after regulators removed the capacity limit to boost the country’s electricity supply. The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) issued a resolution lifting the capacity limit of 600 megawatts (MW) per generating unit in Luzon, and 150 MW in the Visayas and Mindanao. READ: ERC imposes power


Philippines calls out Chinese envoy over 'use of force' remark
Oct 15, 2026

Philippines calls out Chinese envoy over 'use of force' remark

The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Thursday urged Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan to exercise greater restraint in his public statements after remarks that conveyed a “thinly veiled threat” of using force.


Sotto shrugs off, Trillanes denies alleged ‘maleta’ deliveries
Oct 15, 2026

Sotto shrugs off, Trillanes denies alleged ‘maleta’ deliveries

MANILA, Philippines — Senate President Pro Tempore Vicente Sotto III on Thursday shrugged off allegations that he received suitcases filled with cash, while former Sen. Sonny Trillanes outright denied the claim. Sotto and Trillanes issued their responses after Rodante Orbillo, one of the so-called “Maleta boys,” told the Sandiganbayan that he personally delivered suitcases of


Solons hit podcast for making fun of differently abled persons
Oct 15, 2026

Solons hit podcast for making fun of differently abled persons

MANILA, Philippines — Three lawmakers from the House of Representatives have called out a podcast after one of their hosts mocked Joshua Aquino, queen of all media Kris Aquino’s son who was born with autism, with one saying that there is nothing “macho” in ridiculing differently abled individuals. In a statement on Thursday, Mamamayang Liberal party-list


Luistro apologizes for wacky photos when impeachment trial went on recess
Oct 15, 2026

Luistro apologizes for wacky photos when impeachment trial went on recess

House lead prosecutor Gerville Luistro has apologized for the viral, wacky photos of prosecution members taken at the Senate Session Hall after Vice President Sara Duterte"s impeachment trial went on recess.


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