What’s going on in the news today, with updates at 11am, 2pm, and 6pm.
SAN MARCELINO, Zambales — For the first time in what seemed like a very long while, the sky above this remote community was finally bright. On Sept. 13, there was no steady curtain of rain, no dark clouds threatening another downpour and no river swollen by another night of heavy rains. Under the morning sun,
Sept. 21, 2022 The National Historical Commission of the Philippines installed a historical marker at Basay, Negros Oriental, to commemorate “Ang Pagdaong ng USS Crevalle.” On May 11, 1944, the USS Crevalle, a submarine of the US Navy that reached various parts of the Philippines and confronted Japanese naval forces, arrived on the shores of
Sweden's Nobel Foundation said it will increase this year's prize money for its prestigious annual awards by 9% to a total value of 12 million Swedish crowns (US$1.22 million) in each of the six categories.
Australian police charged a man on Sunday for allegedly stabbing a 90-year-old woman to death near Sydney's Bondi Beach.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) Electronic Support System (LESS) is currently offline as the agency investigates a reported security breach.
But only with parties that respect its struggle and share its ideals, Bersatu president stresses.
How should our letter-sender deal with her father's narcissism and help her mother in the process?
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board on Sunday said that its recommendation on the fare hike is expected to be submitted to the Department of Transportation in October.
VALENCIA CITY, Bukidnon — Weather officials have clarified that the early morning haze blanketing parts of Bukidnon is caused by localized weather patterns and temperature drops rather than transboundary smoke from Indonesia. Weather specialist Christian Emmanuel of the Mindanao Regional Services Division of the Philippine Atmospherical, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa), told the Inquirer
BANGA, South Cotabato — Senior Deputy Speaker Ferdinand Hernandez called for faster congressional action on proposed restrictions on children’s social media use following the deadly shooting at Banga National High School. Hernandez, who represents South Cotabato’s second district, said the Sept. 18 incident highlighted concerns over young people’s exposure to potentially harmful online content. “There
The Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) on Sunday asked IT communities to "come forward" and help the government amid the recent incident of school violence in South Cotabato that is being linked to the dark web.