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Majority of Filipinos Still Back VP Sara Duterte Despite Political Challenges SARA DUTERTE – A new SWS survey revealed that Vice President Sara Duterte continues to enjoy strong public support, with her satisfaction rating posting a slight increase in the second quarter of 2026. A majority of Filipinos continue to express satisfaction with the performance ... Read more

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Jenny Barzaga Enters High-Stakes Race to Replace Her Son Kiko Barzaga in Congress KIKO BARZAGA – The race for Cavite’s 4th District is heating up after Mayor Jenny Barzaga formally filed her candidacy to succeed her son Kiko Barzaga in the House of Representatives. Dasmariñas City Mayor Jenny Barzaga has officially entered the race for ... Read more

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Woman Abducted & Robbed on Her Way to Pick Up Niece A woman who was on her way to pick up her niece from school in Pampanga gets abducted, robbed, and later abandoned in Tarlac.  Authorities found the victim with swollen facial injuries and bloodshot eyes. According to investigators, her injuries were caused by duct ... Read more

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Thailand faces widespread rain over the next 24 hours, with East Thailand bearing the brunt of the downpours, the Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) said in its forecast issued on Saturday, July 18. The southwest monsoon is sweeping across the Andaman Sea, mainland Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand, while a low pressure cell sits over …

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MANILA, Philippines — Beijing on Friday said a video published by state-run newspaper China Daily that portrayed Filipinos as monkeys was not produced by the Chinese government, while reiterating its rejection of the 2016 South China Sea arbitral award. “About the video you mentioned, this is not an act of the government,” Chinese Foreign Ministry

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson asserted on Saturday that China’s racist portrayals of Filipinos reveal more about China’s own character than that of the Filipino people. This comes after China Daily — a state-run media outlet — released an AI-generated video belittling the 2016 Arbitral Award, depicting Filipinos as monkeys. “If they see

LUCENA CITY — The Philippine Army has turned over the remains of an alleged New People’s Army (NPA) member killed in an encounter in Occidental Mindoro to his family, saying it remains committed to upholding human dignity even amid armed conflict. In a report released Friday (July 17), the Army’s 2nd Infantry Division (2ID) said

BACOLOD CITY — The Bacolod City government has served closure orders on 50 business establishments and shut down 19 as it intensifies its crackdown on firms operating without the required permits. The campaign, ordered by Mayor Greg Gasataya, aims to ensure a level playing field for businesses that comply with local laws, according to a

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Employees whose former employers delay the release of their final pay may seek assistance from the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), which says companies cannot withhold legally mandated benefits such as salaries and 13th-month pay because of incomplete clearance requirements. DOLE Central Visayas Regional Director Roy Buenafe said employees should

MANILA, Philippines — Scientists have identified a new gecko species found only on Sibuyan Island in Romblon, adding to the island’s growing list of endemic wildlife and reinforcing its reputation as one of the country’s biodiversity hotspots. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Mimaropa welcomed the discovery of Luperosaurus alvarezi, saying it further