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Drag artists Khianna, Shae Shue K now engaged
Drag artists Khianna and Shae Shue K left fans gushing with their engagement announcement after seven years of being in a relationship. “Drag Race Philippines” alum Khianna popped the question to Shae while they were performing onstage during the “CAKE by Brigiding” theater show. Moments from the proposal were shared by Shae through her Instagram
Sara Duterte to use personal funds for HK trip on Nov. 6-8
MANILA, Philippines – Vice President Sara Duterte will travel to Hong Kong from Nov. 6 to 8 for various engagements, with all expenses to be shouldered by her personally, the Office of the Vice President (OVP) said Friday. In a statement, the OVP said Duterte would attend engagements and participate in various activities, including an
Bus engine cover turns deadly for Quezon traveler
LUCENA CITY – A 20-year-old man was killed after the engine hood cover of a passing passenger bus detached and struck him while he was waiting for a ride in Atimonan, Quezon, early Thursday, police said. The victim was reportedly waiting along the roadside for a Manila-bound passenger bus at 12:20 a.m. in Barangay Tagbakin
Davao Conyo leads TikTok Awards PH 2026 winners heading to SEA tilt
Filipino content creator Phillip Te Hernandez, popularly known as Davao Conyo, emerged as one of the biggest winners at the TikTok Awards Philippines 2026 after taking home the Creator of the Year title. Hernandez, who is leading a roster of local awardees who will represent the country at the inaugural TikTok Awards Southeast Asia (SEA)
Impeachment court reinstates sub judice rule on all VP articles
MANILA, Philippines — The Senate impeachment court has ruled that the sub judice rule will again apply to all impeachment articles against Vice President Sara Duterte, including those withdrawn by the prosecution. In an order dated Nov. 5, the court reversed the earlier ruling of Presiding Senator-Judge Francis “Chiz” Escudero, which lifted the restriction on
Alex Eala faces Antonia Ruzic for Hong Kong Open semifinal spot
MANILA, Philippines–Alex Eala’s bid to reach the semifinals of the Hong Kong Tennis Open will go through Antonia Ruzic of Croatia. Their first career meeting is scheduled for Friday as the last quarterfinal match on Center Court. Eala reached the quarterfinals for the second straight tournament after fending off Tereza Valentova, 6-4, 7-6 (7), in
Municipal employee shot dead in Bukidnon; manhunt on for suspects
QUEZON, Bukidnon — Colleagues and peers are in profound shock following the killing of a 37-year-old municipal government employee who was gunned down while riding home at dawn on Friday. The incident happened around 2:30 a.m. in Purok 4, Barangay Libertad here. According to the initial investigation by Quezon Police Station, led by Lt. Col.
Cristiano Ronaldo announces international retirement from Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo won’t play for Portugal anymore, ending on Thursday a career that spanned six World Cups and included a European title and the men’s all-time international scoring record. His announcement marked the end of a lauded career that began more than two decades ago before Euro 2004 and finished with him walking out on
Bronny James assigned to NBA G League again by Lakers
LOS ANGELES — Bronny James has been assigned to the Los Angeles Lakers’ NBA G League affiliate again. The Lakers made the move Thursday, also assigning first-round pick Cameron Carr to the Coachella Valley Lakers. READ: NBA: Bronny James eager to be his own man with younger Lakers James has moved up and down between
Bea Millan-Windorski flies to Puerto Rico ahead of 2026 Miss Universe
Miss Universe Philippines Bea Millan-Windorski has departed for Puerto Rico where she will compete for the 2026 Miss Universe crown at the finals night set on Nov. 24 (Nov. 25 in the Philippines). Millan-Windorski looked radiant in a yellow Anthony Ramirez creation as she greeted pageant fans during her airport send-off. Photos and videos from
UPLB stray animal policy draws criticism
LUCENA CITY – The University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) has barred security guards from feeding or sheltering stray animals, particularly dogs, and from allowing them to roam or stay inside and around university buildings. “Internal Security Guards are assigned to ensure the security and safety of buildings, not to allow the premises under
Groups flag wage gap, seek wage hike as inflation hits 7.8%
MANILA, Philippines — Research group IBON Foundation and labor group Sentro ng mga Nagkakaisa at Progresibong Manggagawa (SENTRO) have called for higher wages and stronger government intervention as inflation accelerated to 7.8% in October, saying rising prices of basic goods and services continued to erode workers’ purchasing power. In separate statements on Thursday, the two
Impeach court junks plea to admit COA docs as proof in ‘unexplained wealth’
MANILA, Philippines — The Senate impeachment court has denied the prosecution’s request to admit the Commission on Audit (COA) documents as evidence in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial. The prosecution hoped to corroborate the COA documents for Article II, or Duterte’s alleged unexplained wealth, despite presenting the exhibits in Article I, or the vice
Mariveles investigates oil spill report
MARIVELES, Bataan – Mariveles’ agriculture office is investigating an oil spill reported by fishermen in waters off the sub-village of Naswe in Barangay Ipag. Guillermo Mangayao, a staff member of the Mariveles Municipal Agriculture Office, said they have not yet determined where the oil slick originated. Fishermen spotted about 25 liters of crude or used
15-year-old charged with parricide over mother’s killing in Bohol
TAGBILARAN CITY — A 15-year-old child in conflict with the law (CICL) was formally charged with parricide for the killing of the minor’s 46-year-old mother in Panglao, Bohol, police said. Police Capt. Kentbel Ceasar Parcon, chief of the Panglao Municipal Police Station, said authorities filed the parricide charge, noting that they handled the case in
Help needed to find wallet with P100,000 taken at Bohol cathedral
TAGBILARAN CITY — Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a man caught on a closed-circuit television (CCTV) camera taking a wallet containing an estimated P100,000 cash inside St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral-Shrine in Tagbilaran City, Bohol. Bohol Police Provincial Director Col. Patricio Degay Jr. on Thursday ordered a swift investigation into the incident
UE tells alumnus Zalameda: Always defend Constitution
MANILA, Philippines—The University of the East (UE) on Friday expressed hope that its alumnus – newly-appointed Supreme Court Chief Justice Rodil Zalameda – will go on upholding the Constitution and fairness in the judiciary. Zalameda earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from UE Manila. “The UE community wishes Chief Justice Zalameda continued courage to
Star Magic calls out bullying vs Cianne Dominguez, other ‘PBB’ housemates
Star Magic took a stand against online bullying and harassment targeting “Pinoy Big Brother: Collab 3.0” housemates, particularly Cianne Dominguez and Shea Valerio, urging netizens to engage responsibly on social media. The talent management company issued a statement on Thursday, Nov. 5, appealing to fans to “make respect and kindness part of every conversation.” “Star
Marcos swears in 10 Cabinet members; calls them ‘best team ever’
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday swore in several Cabinet officials who received ad-interim appointments in a ceremony at Malacañang. Following are the names of the officials: In a candid moment before administering their oaths of office, Marcos praised the 10 officials and described them as the best group ever formed since the
EcoWaste seeks crackdown on unsafe, unauthorized squishy toys
MANILA, Philippines — The EcoWaste Coalition has called for a government crackdown on unauthorized and counterfeit squishy toys, urging the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to work with customs, police and local government units to stop their sale ahead of the Christmas shopping season. The environmental and health watchdog group said squishy toys lacking market
David Silva in Hong Kong: ex-Manchester City star not ruling out Sha Tin return
David Silva said he would “not close the door” on the possibility of repeating his headline-grabbing guest appearance for Supreme Sha Tin this weekend, as the club’s ambitious owner acknowledged he would gladly keep doling out bumper pay cheques to keep the World Cup winner on board. Still, Jim Wong Chi-chuen, who has granted Silva a “seven-figure” Hong Kong dollar payday to play against BC Rangers at a sold-out Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground on Saturday, said that for the 40-year-old to commit...
A nuclear reactor inside Pax Silica? DOE says it’s an option
Beyond the nuclear question, critics warn that a Pax Silica deal should be studied well to prevent any exploitative arrangements reminiscent of the Philippines’ colonial past
Here’s why persons with disabilities must register under new ID system
The National Council on Disability Affairs targets to register all 2.9 million persons with disabilities under the unified ID system by December 2027, before phasing out the old cards possibly by 2030
Palace reminds agencies to keep Christmas parties simple
Malacañang on Friday reminded government agencies to keep their Christmas celebrations simple this year, although no order was needed to implement this.
Rappler Talk: The nerds watching the national budget
Rappler reporter Patrick Cruz sits down with People's Budget Coalition co-convenor Ken Abante to unpack their findings on the proposed 2027 national budget, from more than P1 trillion in potential red flags to congressional budget insertions.
Q3 farm output drops 5% to P389.42B — PSA
MANILA, Philippines —The country’s farm production dropped by 5 percent to P389.42 billion in the third quarter of this year, weighed down by crops and fisheries, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). The statistics agency said in a report on Thursday that crop production, which accounts for more than half of the overall agriculture
Oriental Mindoro rolls out El Niño plan for water, food security
CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro — Governor Humerlito Dolor has laid out the provincial action plan for water and food security amid the effects of the El Niño. The local official made the plan through Executive Order No. 29, Series of 2026, which he posted on his social media page on November 3. The provincial government is lining up alternative water sources, drought‑tolerant seeds, food
Derrick Monasterio at Elle Villanueva, bibida sa kuwento ng 'right love, wrong timing' sa 'Barangay Love Stories'
Maghahatid sina Derrick Monasterio at Elle Villanueva ng kuwentong pag-ibig tungkol sa 'right love, wrong timing' sa upcoming episode ng 'Barangay Love Stories.'
PH jobless rate inches up to 5.4% in September
MANILA, Philippines — Philippine unemployment rose to 5.4 percent in September from 5.3 percent in August, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) said on Friday. The latest reading was nearly flat month on month but marked another increase after unemployment eased in August for the first time following three straight months of increases. READ: Labor market
Ombudsman eyes charges vs. fake news peddlers claiming he is sick
Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla on Friday vowed to go after Facebook pages that identify him as someone afflicted with leukemia, saying he has been cancer-free for three years now.
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