American voters gear up for a historic election marked by deep divisions. With democracy at stake, opinions vary on the nation’s future. High engagement underscores the significance of this pivotal moment.
A 46-year-old woman was intercepted by the Bureau of Immigration at Manila’s NAIA while attempting to board a flight to Macau. The interception marks ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking.
Ja Morant’s triple-double led the Memphis Grizzlies to a 122-99 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. The game highlighted Morant’s growing influence in the NBA and Memphis’s determination to succeed.
Richard Moore, a Black man convicted by an all-white jury, is set for execution in South Carolina. This case is drawing attention to the racial dynamics in the justice system as Moore claims self-defense in the killing.
Filipino paddlers make an impressive start at the World Dragon Boat Championship in Puerto Princesa City. Their rigorous training and teamwork are paying off as they aim for success on the international stage.
Rayver Cruz expresses his pride as Julie Anne San Jose becomes a calendar girl for a liquor brand. The couple’s supportive dynamic garners positive reactions from fans and bolsters San Jose’s entertainment career.
Rapper Young Thug pleads guilty to charges related to gang involvement, drugs, and firearms in Georgia’s longest-running criminal trial. Learn more about the case and its implications.
The Senate inquiry on Rodrigo Duterte’s drug war reignites debates over human rights abuses, accountability, and the campaign’s impact on Filipino families.
Supertyphoon Leon, also known as Kong-rey, caused extensive damage in Batanes, collapsing the facade of the historic Santa Maria de Mayan Church and affecting infrastructure in northern Luzon. The severe weather event highlighted the vulnerabilities of historical structures and the need for robust disaster preparedness. Residents and authorities are working together to rebuild and restore normalcy.
A temporary protection order has been granted to environmental activist Francisco “Eco” Dangla III by the Supreme Court. Meanwhile, two activists, Jonila Castro and Jhed Tamano, were denied similar orders by the Court of Appeals, highlighting a split in judicial protection for environmental advocates in the Philippines.