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Jake Cuenca Reveals His First Acting Stint Reached Take 50

Jake Cuenca had a rough start as an actor Kapamilya actor Jake Cuenca revealed in a recent interview that in her first acting stint reached 50 takes. Jake is one of the most recognized “kontrabida” actors in the Philippine entertainment industry these past few years. This goes to show that his versatility is an advantage, ... Read more

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Thailand aviation hub push drives airport upgrades, flight routes

Thailand is ramping up airport upgrades and expanding domestic and international flight routes as part of a broader push to establish itself as an aviation hub and regional centre for travel, tourism, and investment. Deputy government spokesperson Lalida Persvivatana said the strategy aims to improve connectivity between major cities and emerging destinations while strengthening the …

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Harper, Clarkson carry Filipino pride in 2026 NBA Finals

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Filipino basketball fans will have an extra reason to tune in to the NBA Finals besides rooting for the championship teams as two players with Filipino heritage — Dylan Harper and Jordan Clarkson — are set to battle for basketball’s biggest prize. Rookie sensation Harper and the San Antonio Spurs will

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Angeles City building collapse: Vendor couple among fatalities

ANGELES CITY — A husband-and-wife vendor couple were among those who died when a nine-story building under construction collapsed in Barangay Balibago, authorities said, as the death toll from the May 24 disaster continued to climb. On Monday, June 1, authorities confirmed that Elsa Angcao, 50, and her husband, Joey Angcao, 48, were among those

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PNP defends Senate shooting probe, says ready to face scrutiny

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Monday defended its investigation into the May 13 shooting incident at the Senate. “Our investigation report was a product of meticulous work and dedication of our personnel to establish what really happened based on the pieces of evidence obtained,” PNP chief, Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr.

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Sabungeros probe: 1,400 human bones recovered from Taal Lake

MANILA, Philippines — Around 1,400 of the 2,000 bones recovered from Taal Lake have been identified as human remains amid the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of cockfighting aficionados (sabungeros), according to the Philippine National Police Forensic Group (PNP FG). “The total number of human bones we have identified, after examinations, is 1,400,” FG Director

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P160,000 worth of illegally sourced lumber seized in Occidental Mindoro

CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro — Two individuals were arrested and approximately P160,000 worth of illegally sourced lumber was confiscated during a joint anti-illegal logging operation in Occidental Mindoro on Monday, June 1. The operation, which was led by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and the Santa Cruz Municipal Police Station (MPS), took

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PNP prepares security ahead of Sara Duterte response to impeach raps

MANILA, Philippines — The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) will be deploying 2,000 officers for security measures within the vicinity of the Senate in Pasay City on Monday as Vice President Sara Duterte is expected to respond to the impeachment case against her. “The NCRPO is now on alert. We’ve already begun our deployment within

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Kalinga group slams ‘instant window dressing’ for Vince Dizon visit

TUGUEGARAO CITY — A non-government anti-corruption group in Kalinga has condemned what it calls the “instant” “window dressing” of public works projects, which saw sandbags and old tires suddenly appearing at construction sites just before the scheduled visit of Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon. Dizon is expected to tour the province Monday, June 1, including

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