Alex Eala remains set to represent the Philippines at the Asian Games in Japan as her camp waits for the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) to decide on its request to exempt her from the mandatory China Open.
Former President Rodrigo Duterte’s defense team is considering an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to help review the massive volume of evidence in his International Criminal Court (ICC) case, but lead counsel Peter Haynes said the service could cost nearly €500,000.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) Chamber III said Wednesday it does not plan to schedule breaks during former President Rodrigo Duterte’s trial before the Christmas recess.
Former Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban said Wednesday that senator-judges who failed to participate in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial should inhibit themselves from voting because they did not hear the evidence or observe the witnesses.
Vice President Sara Duterte’s declared net worth increased 13.6-fold from P7.25 million in 2007, when she entered government as Davao City vice mayor, to P98.66 million in 2025, according to her statements of assets, liabilities and net worth (SALNs) presented before the Senate impeachment court Tuesday.
Hyrox has apologized after Australian athlete Joanna Wietrzyk completed a fitness race in Beijing after soiling herself during the competition, prompting criticism over hygiene and event procedures.
Diane Abby Tupaz, wife of actor Niño Muhlach, defended him after a motorcycle rider accused the actor of failing to replace his damaged motorcycle three weeks after a road crash in Antipolo City.
Japanese-South Korean actress Yuri Nakamura, who starred in the 2025 Netflix drama “Romantics Anonymous,” died Sept. 1 after battling rectal cancer, her agency said Monday. She was 44.
The Makati City Prosecutor’s Office has dismissed a complaint against actresses Michelle Dee, Rhian Ramos and Samantha Panlilio for alleged illegal detention, physical harm, maltreatment and illegal arrest, citing insufficient evidence.
Six Texas landowners and the nonprofit Conserve Big Bend, representing another 230 landowners, sued the Trump administration Monday over plans to seize private property for border wall construction in the Big Bend region.