A 36-year-old nurse is facing a parricide complaint after his 28-year-old wife, a radiologic technologist, was killed in a devastating road collision in Cagayan de Oro. Police are investigating whether the car was deliberately driven toward her following a reported argument between the couple.
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Why Bangsamoro Needs More Doctors of Service Like Dr. Kadil Sinolinding, Jr. — and Fewer Politicians of Promise.
As Bangsamoro prepares for its first regular parliamentary elections, Dr. Kadil “Doc Jojo” Sinolinding offers voters something rare: decades of proven service to the poor, sick and marginalized.
Indian National Arrested in Zamboanga Sibugay Over Violations of Law Protecting Women and Children
An Indian national has been arrested in Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay, after a court issued a warrant accusing him of three alleged violations of the Anti-VAWC Act.
Sara Duterte’s ₱612.5M Confidential Funds Controversy: Did She Break the Rules?
More than ₱612.5 million in confidential funds is under scrutiny as COA flags alleged rule violations, questionable recipients and rapid liquidation.
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[UPDATED: 08/19/2026] Student Carrying Two Guns Kills Classmate and Himself in Zamboanga School Shooting as Hundreds Flee Campus
A student carrying two guns shot a fellow student dead before killing himself at a Zamboanga City high school, sending hundreds fleeing to safety.
Could New Mexico’s Meta Ruling Change Meta’s Social Media Platforms?
A landmark New Mexico ruling orders Meta to pay $567 million and impose sweeping child-safety reforms, raising questions about whether the changes could spread nationwide.
U.S. Wants Apollo Quiboloy Extradited. Philippines Receives Formal Extradition Request Over Sex Trafficking Case.
The United States has formally requested the extradition of Apollo Quiboloy, the founder of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, to face federal sex trafficking and related charges. Philippine authorities confirmed the request has been transmitted to the Department of Justice, while Quiboloy remains in custody on separate criminal charges in the Philippines.
Fact Check: Is Zamboanga Sibugay Really the Philippines’ 8th Poorest Province?
A viral poverty ranking sparked debate. Here’s why Zamboanga Sibugay officials say the claim is false and what the PSA data reportedly shows.
Repeat Offender Loses License for Life: LTO Permanently Bans Driver Linked to Fake Plates, No License, and Diplomat Impersonation Case
The LTO permanently revoked a driver’s license after finding repeated violations, including fake plates and driving without a valid license.
Alexandra Eala Becomes First Filipino to Win a WTA Singles Title After Stunning Comeback Against Jessica Pegula
Alexandra Eala made Philippine tennis history by defeating Jessica Pegula to capture her first WTA title and become the nation’s first champion.
Philippines Could Hand Over 4,000-Acre Pax Silica Hub for 99 Years to Fuel America’s AI War With China
AGHAM warns Pax Silica turns New Clark City into a U.S. supply hub instead of building real Filipino industry. Critics say the deal locks the country into low-value work for decades.
Marcos Drops Bomb on Electric Bills: “Remove System Loss Charge Now” — But Utilities Say Industry Could Collapse
Filipinos are paying for electricity that never reaches their homes — and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. says it’s time to stop. The “system loss charge” makes up about 5% of Meralco bills, covering technical losses and theft. Marcos wants it removed from consumer bills. Power companies warn the move could cost tens of billions and threaten the entire industry.