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Ang aktor nga si Derek Ramsay maoy nitubag para sa Swedish entrepreneur ug photograher nga si Pernilla Sjoo nga gibasol nga hinungdan sa away nila ni Andi Eigenmann ug sa iyang fiance nga ang Siargao-based nga surfer nga si Philmar Alipayo. Pipila ka adlaw human nagpahungaw sa ilang lovers’ spat didto sa social media, mao rag si Eigenmann ug si Alipayo, kay nagkauli na, ug ang nahabilin si Sjoo na lang nga niatubang sa backlash tungod sa ilang paghulagway niini nga usa ka third-party sa ilang relasyon.  Wa gyod malipay si Ramsay niini, ug gidepensahan niya ang higala niya ug […]…

Keep on reading: Derek Ramsay gibirahan si Andi, Philmar tungod sa ilang ‘betrayal’ post

NEW YORK — The White House blocked an Associated Press reporter from an event in the Oval Office on Tuesday after demanding the news agency alter its style on the Gulf of Mexico, which President Donald Trump has ordered renamed the Gulf of America. The reporter, whom the AP would not identify, tried to enter […]…

Keep on reading: White House bars journo over ‘gulf’ Trump renamed

MANILA, Philippines — People in six provinces may be considered better off than others in terms of income, although they have yet to catch up with those in Metro Manila, according to the government statistics agency. Data released by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) showed that, in 2023, Bataan, Laguna, Batanes, Pampanga, Misamis Occidental and […]…

Keep on reading: Outside NCR, six local economies stand out

MANILA, Philippines — Following sanctions imposed against its officials by United States President Donald Trump, the International Criminal Court (ICC) vowed to continue its work as a court of last resort against leaders in nations where atrocities against humanity had been committed. In a statement on Tuesday night, the Hague-based tribunal denounced the US sanctions […]…

Keep on reading: Despite US sanctions, ICC vows to keep on working

MANILA, Philippines — The Manila City prosecutor’s office has dismissed for insufficient evidence the case filed by authorities against senatorial candidates of the Makabayan bloc who were accused of hurting police officers deployed to last year’s Bonifacio Day rally on Mendiola Bridge. Cleared of charges of violating Sec. 13 of Batas Pambansa Blg. 880 or […]…

Keep on reading: Makabayan senatorial bets accused of attacking cops cleared

MANILA, Philippines — The Second Congressional Commission on Education (Edcom 2) welcomed on Wednesday a commitment from the government to add 15,000 new plantilla positions this year for school officials nationwide after it earlier reported that more than half of the country’s public schools were without principals. The announcement was made by President Marcos himself […]…

Keep on reading: Gov’t to open 15,000 new posts for public school principals

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines ranked 10th in the list of countries most affected by extreme weather events over nearly three decades based on a study released by an environmental policy think tank. Leading the list was Dominica, followed by China, Honduras, Myanmar, Italy, India, Greece, Spain and Vanuatu, according to the 2025 Climate Risk […]…

Keep on reading: Extreme weather study says PH 10th hardest hit

MANILA, Philippines — The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has ordered the recall of several batches of a brand of antibiotics used to treat bacterial infections, including pneumonia, bronchitis and urinary tract infection (UTI). According to FDA Advisory No. 2025-0093 issued on Feb. 5, The Cathay Drug Company Inc. sought the “voluntary recall” of several […]…

Keep on reading: FDA orders recall of antibiotics drug used vs pneumonia, bronchitis, UTI

LEGAZPI CITY, ALBAY, Philippines — Camarines Sur Rep. Luis Raymund “Lray” Villafuerte Jr. denied accusation that he was attempting to suppress media freedom following backlash over his social media post criticizing a mock survey conducted by a student publication in the province. In a statement sent to the Inquirer on Wednesday, Villafuerte also responded to […]…

Keep on reading: LRay: NUJP accusation on suppressing press freedom ‘baseless’

MANILA, Philippines — The poll watchdog Kontra Daya on Wednesday released a study claiming that more than half of the party list groups seeking seats in the May elections do not represent the marginalized and underrepresented. In addition, most groups leading in the surveys have been flagged for hijacking the party list system. Kontra Daya […]…

Keep on reading: Kontra Daya: Over half of party lists don’t represent poor