A Filipina caregiver from Pangasinan, Mary Ann Velasquez De Vera, was killed in an airstrike in Israel while helping her employer reach a bomb shelter. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. confirmed her death and assured government assistance for her family amid rising Middle East tensions. Read more »
Escalating tensions between the United States and Iran often send shockwaves far beyond the Middle East. While no full-scale war is underway, any direct military confrontation between the two countries could trigger economic and geopolitical ripple effects that reach the Philippines. Read more »
Thirty vibrant floats filled the streets of Baguio as the Panagbenga Festival marked its 30th year with a dazzling Grand Float Parade on March 1. Read more »
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) has strengthened the country’s push toward artificial intelligence (AI) adoption with the launch of the National AI Center for Research and Innovation (NAICRI), signaling a more coordinated and strategic national effort. Read more »
Cycling enthusiasts across the Philippines are gearing up for a bigger and more exciting edition of the Tour of Luzon, a revival that continues to inspire dreams of seeing a Filipino compete in the Tour de France. Read more »
In February 1986, millions of Filipinos gathered along EDSA in a peaceful uprising that ended the Marcos regime. Four decades later, the People Power Revolution remains a defining moment in Philippine democracy. Read more »
