The Philippine National Police charged Apollo Quiboloy supporters with sedition for allegedly aiding his evasion and spreading anti-government sentiments. The case involves legal complexities around free speech and national security in the Philippines.
Former senator Panfilo Lacson voices concerns about the alleged cash rewards system in the Duterte administration’s drug war. Lacson advises strengthening the independence of the PNP’s Internal Affairs Service. Testimonies claim the system incentivized police for extrajudicial killings.
The Philippine National Police has reopened the investigation into the 2018 assassination of Tanauan Mayor Antonio Halili, following allegations by retired police colonel Royina Garma implicating a police official. The case has remained unsolved, prompting renewed efforts by the PNP to seek justice and transparency.
Naia’s Terminal 4 will undergo renovations from Nov. 4, focusing on safety, efficiency, and modern amenities. The closure will last until February, affecting travel plans.
Actor Janno Gibbs announces his intention to run for political office in 2028, revealing a potential bid for a senatorial position despite family disapproval, sparking mixed reactions from fans and political analysts.
Five-year-old Lilo, daughter of Andi Eigenmann and Philmar Alipayo, won the youngest surfer award at Siargao’s third Mayor Sol’s Invitational Surfing Competition. The event highlights the growing interest and support for young surfers in the Philippines.
Adamson University faced a challenging match against Far Eastern University in the UAAP Season 87 men’s basketball tournament. The Soaring Falcons were defeated 76-72 in overtime, with key player OJ Ojarikre citing a weak start as a contributing factor to the loss. Discover how the game unfolded and what this result means for both teams going forward.
The investigation into the death of Filipina nurse Reyna Jane Ancheta in Abu Dhabi continues. The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) and UAE authorities work together to uncover the circumstances surrounding her tragic death.
Despite Marissa Duenas’ guilty plea in a U.S. court, legal proceedings against Pastor Apollo Quiboloy and others continue. The Department of Justice emphasizes that the cases against Quiboloy, accused of trafficking and exploitation, will proceed.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. calls for peace in Gaza amid escalating violence in the Middle East. Highlighting the humanitarian crisis, Marcos urges for negotiation and dialogue to address the severe conditions impacting countless individuals in the region.