Tyler Robinson, charged with the murder of Charlie Kirk, remains uncooperative with authorities. The case raises questions about political violence motives and Robinson’s alleged involvement. Governor Milton urges public assistance as authorities continue their investigation into this high-profile assassination.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. pledged full independence for the Independent Commission for Infrastructure to combat corruption in government projects. Meanwhile, Brice Hernandez returned to Senate custody.
President Donald Trump plans to discuss TikTok’s future with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Amid security concerns, a proposed deal involving Oracle and Walmart seeks to resolve the U.S.-China tech dispute, affecting millions of American users.
The UAAP has released the first-round schedule for Season 88 basketball competitions. Games will begin on September 20 at the University of Santo Tomas, with the official opening ceremony set for September 19, 2025. Key matches include the Ateneo-La Salle rivalry on September 27.
San Antonio police are searching for a suspect after a fatal shooting near downtown, where a 35-year-old victim was shot following an altercation. Authorities urge anyone with information to assist in identifying and locating the suspect.
Zia Dantes, Tali Sotto, and Scarlet Snow Belo to perform at RMA Studio Academy’s “That’s Amore” concert on November 9, 2025, at Aliw Theatre, Philippines. The event will feature classic and contemporary songs, showcasing the talents of these celebrity daughters.
Katseye partners with Jollibee to launch exclusive merchandise and potentially a special meal, merging music and fast-food culture. This collaboration aims to draw fans and patrons, offering unique items at select locations. Further updates expected soon.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio urged the DFA to actively counter China’s claims on Bajo de Masinloc, calling for assertive diplomatic communication to protect Philippine sovereignty in the West Philippine Sea.
Senate President Vicente Sotto III expressed confidence in his leadership despite tensions with the minority bloc, assuring that unity, dialogue, and cooperation remain central to the Senate’s legislative work.
South Korea has suspended its feasibility study on the $439 million loan-linked PBBM Bridges project due to concerns raised in Korean media, unrelated to the Philippine government. The Korean embassy in Manila confirmed the pause, stressing bilateral relations remain unaffected.