Marcos: PH serious on nuclear energy amid future power demands of AI, data centers

GMA Network - Oct 12, 2026

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said that he is serious about his plans to establish nuclear power in the country in preparation for the anticipated high power demand of data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) centers set to operate in the Philippines.

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MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon — Tribal leaders and elders of the Bukidnon-Daraghuyan Ancestral Domain (AD) vowed to keep their traditions alive and pass them to the next generation. They made the pledge as they celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ (IP) Month on Saturday, gathering to offer rituals and officially launch their new weaving hub, the “Balay Hu Paglala

LTFRB denies 2 motorcycle taxi firms accreditation over non-compliance

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MANILA, Philippines — The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has denied the accreditation applications of two motorcycle taxi platform providers (MTPPs) for failing to comply with some of the agency’s requirements. Lawyer Greg Pua, interim chair of the LTFRB, said a review of GrabBike and Dingdong RiderKo’s operations revealed that they had failed

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Bohol town steps up preparations for El Niño

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Local automakers face threat from cheap Chinese EVs

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MANILA, Philippines — The influx of China-made electric vehicles (EVs) is hindering Philippine manufacturers, especially those making electrified motorcycles and tricycles, from establishing a presence in the domestic market, an industry leader warned. More Chinese EV brands like BYD, Chery, and MG have entered the Filipino market, helping to narrow the price gap between electric and

Padilla shares negative drug test result

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MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Robin Padilla has shared a copy of his negative drug test result online, urging elected officials not to be afraid of undergoing testing as well. According to the senator, it is part of promoting clean, responsible, and honest public service. “In support of the directive issued by DILG (Department of the

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MANILA, Philippines – Forensic financial analyst, lawyer Alexander Cabrera, tells defense counsel Kristine Ferrer that “hindi po mahirap basahin ang batas” after she questioned his qualifications as an expert witness. /dp WATCH: Sara Duterte impeachment trial | Oct. 12, 2026

Less than 50% of 47k public schools have CCTV cameras -DepEd

Oct 12, 2026

The Department of Education on Monday reported that less than 50% of the 47,000 public schools in the country have CCTV cameras installed despite numerous violent incidents in the past months.

UK's development finance arm BII targets $1.6-billion climate funding for PH, ASEAN

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British International Investment (BII) committed to $1.6 billion in climate financing in Southeast Asian economies over the next five years to support the shift to renewable energy.

Jinggoy Estrada placed on 90-day preventive suspension anew

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The Sandiganbayan Fifth Division has placed Sen. Jinggoy Estrada under preventive suspension in connection with the plunder and graft charges he"s facing related to his alleged involvement in the flood control projects scandal.

Duterte’s undeclared wealth may reach P1.5 billion — forensic financial analyst

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Alex Cabrera says this is the 'maximum' estimate for Sara Duterte's undeclared wealth after he described his initial findings of P817 million as conservative

P817M unexplained wealth report did not include Sara Duterte’s records

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MANILA, Philippines — An expert witness conceded on Monday that his report showing that Vice President Sara Duterte had P817 million in alleged unexplained wealth was based on available documents and did not include records from the vice president and her husband, lawyer Manases Carpio. The prosecution presented forensic financial analyst Alexander Cabrera last week

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