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Padilla: No info on other senators moving to majority bloc
Oct 11, 2026

Padilla: No info on other senators moving to majority bloc

MANILA, Philippines — After Sen. Mark Villar’s transfer to the Senate majority last week, no other senator has yet informed the minority bloc of planning to cross over the political fence, according to Sen. Robinhood Padilla. But if any of his colleagues in the minority should decide to follow Villar’s move, he said the group

Mans Carpio feels like ‘collateral damage’ in wife Sara Duterte’s trial
Oct 11, 2026

Mans Carpio feels like ‘collateral damage’ in wife Sara Duterte’s trial

VALENCIA CITY, Bukidnon —  Manases “Mans” Carpio has felt exasperated over being dragged into the political controversies surrounding his wife, Vice President Sara Duterte, describing himself as a “collateral damage” in the impeachment case she is facing. “Pati ako, gidamay. Pastilan. Murag ako man gi-impeach da. Wala silay makita kang Sara ba, kaya murag collateral

No winners of major lotto games as Ultra Lotto prize reaches P384.9 million
Oct 11, 2026

No winners of major lotto games as Ultra Lotto prize reaches P384.9 million

There were no winners of either of the two major lotto games played on Sunday, October 11, 2026, as one of the jackpots neared P385 billion.

Oct 11, 2026

Red Bull’s Verstappen secures first Singapore Grand Prix win

The 2026 race draws the second-highest attendance on record in Singapore, at 301,294

Hospital emergency response, patient rights questioned in Cavite, Iloilo, Palawan cases
Oct 11, 2026

Hospital emergency response, patient rights questioned in Cavite, Iloilo, Palawan cases

Questions about hospital emergency procedures and patient rights have emerged in three cases in Cavite, Iloilo, and Palawan involving an injured elderly man, a delivery rider who later died, and a father who claimed he was not allowed to leave a hospital because of unpaid bills.

Yolanda-hit Guiuan hospital reopens after 13 years
Oct 11, 2026

Yolanda-hit Guiuan hospital reopens after 13 years

TACLOBAN CITY — Thirteen years after Super Typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan) devastated Eastern Samar, the Felipe Abrigo Memorial Hospital (FAMH) reopened on Oct. 7, restoring public hospital services for residents of Guiuan and neighboring municipalities. Located in Barangay 9A, the hospital marks a step toward rebuilding health care services in Guiuan, one of the

Walang pasok: In-person class suspensions for Oct. 12
Oct 11, 2026

Walang pasok: In-person class suspensions for Oct. 12

MANILA, Philippines — Face-to-face classes are suspended in several areas on Monday due to water service maintenance and festivities. The affected areas and schools are listed below. READ: San Jose del Monte City water production improves after crisis San Jose del Monte, Bulacan Angeles City, Pampanga READ: Pope elevates church in Manila to minor basilica

400 workers of Benguet mining firm go on strike over wage dispute
Oct 11, 2026

400 workers of Benguet mining firm go on strike over wage dispute

BAGUIO CITY — Around 400 underground and surface workers of Philex Mining Corp. at its Padcal mine in Tuba, Benguet, went on strike on Oct. 11 after collective bargaining negotiations between management and the workers’ union broke down. The work stoppage began between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. during the first shift, according to labor

Villanueva: ‘Mafia, forces of darkness’ linked me to flood control mess
Oct 11, 2026

Villanueva: ‘Mafia, forces of darkness’ linked me to flood control mess

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Joel Villanueva has recalled how he, his family and religious community suffered — and overcame — emotional distress amid “severe accusations and allegations” and political attacks apparently linking him to the flood control scandal over the past year.   “Last year, I was also standing here, being criticized, being pelted with huge

Solar irrigation boosts Eastern Visayas farmers’ El Niño resilience
Oct 11, 2026

Solar irrigation boosts Eastern Visayas farmers’ El Niño resilience

TACLOBAN CITY — The National Irrigation Administration (NIA) is expanding solar-powered irrigation and other projects in Eastern Visayas to help farmers maintain agricultural production amid the threat of El Niño and prolonged dry conditions. Among these is the Guintigui-an Solar Pump Irrigation Project (SPIP), which was turned over to 87 farmers in Barangay Guintigui-an, Ormoc

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