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Bato Dela Rosa's Camp Surrenders 20 Firearms
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Bato Dela Rosa's Camp Surrenders 20 Firearms

The camp of Senator Bato Dela Rosa surrendered 20 firearms to the Philippine National Police. This action followed a statement from the NBI chief suggesting Dela Rosa should surrender along with his firearms.

Inquirer.net Remains Top PH News Site
Worldinquirer1h ago

Inquirer.net Remains Top PH News Site

Inquirer.net maintained its position as the Philippines' most visited news website from January to May 2026, recording 34.59 million visits and expanding its lead over GMA Network.

Philippine Lawmaker Defends Political Dynasty Ban Bill
Worldinquirer1d ago

Philippine Lawmaker Defends Political Dynasty Ban Bill

Lanao del Sur Rep. Zia Alonto Adiong is defending the House version of a bill aimed at banning political dynasties, asserting it represents a genuine attempt to fulfill a constitutional mandate despite growing criticisms.

LTO revokes and suspends over 800 driver's licenses
Politicsinquirer2d ago

LTO revokes and suspends over 800 driver's licenses

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has revoked or suspended the licenses of more than 800 drivers since October last year due to various offenses. LTO chief Markus Lacanilao stated that 434 licenses have been revoked.

Philippines Earthquake Damages Schools, Needs Funds
Worldinquirer2d ago

Philippines Earthquake Damages Schools, Needs Funds

A magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Maasim, Sarangani, on June 8, damaged 1,501 public schools across six regions in the Philippines, with the Department of Education reporting initial repair and response needs.

DENR Expands Low-Cost Water Stations in Philippines
Healthinquirer2d ago

DENR Expands Low-Cost Water Stations in Philippines

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in the Philippines is accelerating a program to roll out low-cost community water refilling stations to provide more affordable and safer drinking water.

Philippine Senate Website Defaced by Hacktivist Group
PoliticsSCMPRapplerinquirer+1philstar2d ago4 sources

Philippine Senate Website Defaced by Hacktivist Group

The Philippine Senate's website was defaced by a hacktivist group demanding public accountability, prompting an investigation by the PNP and DICT. Authorities confirmed no sensitive data was compromised, but the incident highlights a broader security threat against the Senate.

MSU-GenSan Reels from P870-M Earthquake Damage
WorldRappler3d ago

MSU-GenSan Reels from P870-M Earthquake Damage

Mindanao State University-General Santos (MSU-GenSan) is facing an estimated P870 million in damage from a recent earthquake, with nearly 90% of its offices having undergone repairs and renovations prior to the disaster.

NBI Subpoenas Ateneo Officials Over Drowning Incident
Politicsinquirer6h ago

NBI Subpoenas Ateneo Officials Over Drowning Incident

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has issued subpoenas to Ateneo de Manila University men’s basketball head coach Tab Baldwin, along with several athletes and university officials, in connection with a drowning incident.

Debate Intensifies Over Rules for Philippine VP Impeachment Trial
PoliticsRapplerinquirerphilstar14h ago3 sources

Debate Intensifies Over Rules for Philippine VP Impeachment Trial

Debate is intensifying in the Philippines Senate regarding the rules and procedures for the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. Discussions include whether suspended senators can participate, the role of absent senators, and the sufficiency of evidence related to her wealth.

Teachers in Negros Trek for Indigenous Pupils
Worldinquirer1d ago

Teachers in Negros Trek for Indigenous Pupils

Teachers in Tanjay City, Negros, undertake challenging journeys every Monday before dawn to reach their indigenous pupils, highlighting their dedication to education in remote areas.

News and Photo Highlights from June 12, 2026
Worldn1-serbiaRappler1d ago2 sources

News and Photo Highlights from June 12, 2026

This collection features news broadcasts and photo highlights from June 12, 2026, covering various events and stories from the week. It includes segments from N1 Studio live and a weekly photo roundup.

Philippines Celebrates Independence Day with Calls for Unity and Truth
Worldinquirer2d ago

Philippines Celebrates Independence Day with Calls for Unity and Truth

The Philippines marked its 128th Independence Day with various ceremonies across the nation, featuring calls from President Marcos Jr. to protect truth and from other leaders for unity and selfless leadership. Celebrations highlighted both historical freedom and contemporary challenges, including calls for national pride and strong alliances.

Naia Terminal 3 Property Deal Finalized, Upgrades Expected
Politicsinquirer2d ago

Naia Terminal 3 Property Deal Finalized, Upgrades Expected

The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) has acquired ownership of the property occupied by Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) Terminal 3. The deal, involving a P48 billion payment to the Bases Conversion and Development Authority, is expected to lead to airport upgrades.

Philippine House Pledges Aid and Reviews Mindanao Quake Concerns
Politicsinquirer3d ago

Philippine House Pledges Aid and Reviews Mindanao Quake Concerns

The Philippine House of Representatives, through Speaker Martin Romualdez and Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman, has vowed medical and reconstruction aid for earthquake-hit Mindanao and is reviewing concerns related to the quake amidst ongoing impeachment preparations.

Eastern Samar Prepares for Looming El Niño
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Eastern Samar Prepares for Looming El Niño

The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council of Eastern Samar is stepping up preparedness measures and inter-agency coordination in anticipation of a possible El Niño event.

Green Sea Turtle Nesting Site Discovered in Batanes, Philippines
Environmentinquirer15h ago

Green Sea Turtle Nesting Site Discovered in Batanes, Philippines

A green sea turtle nesting site has been discovered along the coast of Sabtang, Batanes, in the Philippines. The discovery was made during a wildlife inspection and monitoring conducted by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)-Provincial Environment and Natural Resources.

Senator Cayetano Defends Use of Ninoy Aquino's Name
Politicsinquirer1d ago

Senator Cayetano Defends Use of Ninoy Aquino's Name

Senator Alan Peter Cayetano defended his references to late opposition leader Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr., stating that no family holds an exclusive claim to Aquino's legacy. He made these remarks in a lengthy social media post.

Mindanao Earthquake Death Toll Revised, Over 500,000 Affected
WorldThe Guardianindex-hrchannel-news-asia+5newsbeastinquirerexpress-tribunephilstarmalay-mail1d ago8 sources

Mindanao Earthquake Death Toll Revised, Over 500,000 Affected

A powerful earthquake in Mindanao, Philippines, initially reported as magnitude 7.8, has affected over 500,000 people, with the death toll revised down to 46 after validation, though 38 remain missing. Relief efforts are underway, and disaster drills are credited with preventing more fatalities.

Bukidnon extends aid to quake-hit General Santos City
Politicsinquirer1d ago

Bukidnon extends aid to quake-hit General Santos City

The provincial government of Bukidnon has provided P1.5 million in financial assistance to General Santos City. This aid is intended to support relief and recovery efforts following a devastating magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck off the coast.

Cloudy Saturday with Low Rain Chance in Philippines
Worldinquirer1d ago

Cloudy Saturday with Low Rain Chance in Philippines

Most parts of the Philippines are expected to experience a cloudy Saturday with isolated rain showers. The weather bureau Pagasa forecasts a low chance of widespread rains over the weekend due to the prevailing easterlies.

Philippines Condemns China's Sanctions on Defense Chief Teodoro
WorldSCMPphilstar2d ago2 sources

Philippines Condemns China's Sanctions on Defense Chief Teodoro

The Philippines has condemned China's sanctions against Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. and his family as an 'unfriendly act' that further complicates relations, with Teodoro vowing to continue his duties amidst the ongoing maritime dispute.

New Studies Explore Environmental and Health Risks
Healthdelfi-ltindian-expressinquirer2d ago3 sources

New Studies Explore Environmental and Health Risks

Recent studies are investigating various environmental and health risks, including whether cats are linked to a higher risk of schizophrenia in humans and how disturbed habitats may harbor more mosquito viruses. Another study examines the source-dependent link between nitrate and dementia risk.

MILF Party Faces Setback as Cotabato Mayor Resigns
PoliticsRappler3d ago

MILF Party Faces Setback as Cotabato Mayor Resigns

The United Bangsamoro Justice Party (UBJP), the political wing of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), experienced a pre-election setback with the resignation of Cotabato Mayor Bruce Matabalao, potentially weakening its position in Cotabato City.

Philippines Explores Shipbuilding as Strategic Industry
BusinessSCMP3d ago

Philippines Explores Shipbuilding as Strategic Industry

The Philippines is leveraging its geography, skilled workforce, and ties with Japan to strengthen its maritime industrial base, with analysts assessing whether its push to make shipbuilding a strategic industry will yield lasting capacity.