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MANILA, Philippines — The labor leader who figured in a political party dispute with the camp of Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KJC) founder Pastor Apollo Quiboloy and the aspirant whose name was belatedly added in the election ballots have officially launched their campaign for a Senate seat. Lawyer Sonny Matula and Sultan Subair Mustapha, who are running under a Workers Party of the Philippines (WPP) wing as declared by the Commission on Elections (Comelec), began their campaign in Quiapo district. Matula went to Quiapo Church, while Mustapha also went to Quiapo’s Golden Mosque before kicking off their 90-day campaign. Both […]…

Keep on reading: Matula, Mustapha kick off Senate campaign in Manila

Folkloric energy, scorched landscapes, and shifting notions of home—these February shows challenge how we see ourselves and tell our stories February is National Arts Month in the Philippines, and for anyone in the art world, it’s pure, exhilarating chaos. The deadlines are brutal, the pressure unrelenting, and artists race to finish work for a flood of exhibitions—all while anticipation builds for Art Fair Philippines 2025. For newcomers, it’s often the first true pulse of the year when the Philippine art scene comes together to experience firsthand what makes it a thriving, dynamic ecosystem. But National Arts Month isn’t just about […]…

Keep on reading: An essential guide to must-see art exhibits this National Arts Month

Atlanta guard Trae Young is headed to the NBA All-Star Game after all, and Dallas guard Kyrie Irving has been picked once again as well. Commissioner Adam Silver announced Monday that he has added Young to the All-Star roster as an injury replacement for Milwaukee forward Giannis Antetokounmpo, who will not be able to play because of a calf injury. Later Monday, Silver chose Irving as the injury replacement for his Mavs teammate Anthony Davis — out with a groin injury. Young was originally displeased when he was not picked for the game through the balloting for the starters or […]…

Keep on reading: NBA adds Trae Young, Kyrie Irving to All-Star Game

Indulge and spread the sweetness this Valentine’s Day     Valentine’s Day is the perfect excuse to indulge in decadent sweets—whether with a special someone, a cherished family member, or a group of friends who make life sweeter. From luxurious cakes to artisanal chocolates and heart-shaped pastries, here are some of the best places to […]…

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MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday thanked the sovereign of the Kingdom of Cambodia for pardoning 13 Filipino women arrested for surrogacy. Marcos conveyed this personally to Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet, who is in the country for a two-day visit. “Finally, let me take this opportunity to once again express my gratitude to His Majesty King Norodom Sihamoni for the grant of Royal Pardon to 13 Filipino surrogates, and to your government for the assistance given to them during their time in Cambodia,” Marcos told Hun. READ: Marcos welcomes Cambodian PM in Malacañang Palace “We will never […]…

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NEW ORLEANS — There was no on-field celebration for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce after this Super Bowl. Only consolation far away from the prying TV cameras. The pop superstar turned up at the big game for the second consecutive year as her boyfriend and the Kansas City Chiefs tried to make history by winning a third consecutive Lombardi Trophy. Instead, Swift found herself booed by a pro-Eagles crowd and then had to endure their countless cheers as Philadelphia rolled to a 40-22 victory at the Superdome. Last year, Swift and Kelce locked lips on the field at Allegiant Stadium […]…

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MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Monday urged the public to be vigilant to avoid falling prey to text scams targeting relatives of hospitalized patients. The Anti-Cybercrime Group (ACG) has recorded at least 19 cases, according to a press briefing at Camp Crame in Quezon City by PNP spokesperson Brig. Gen. Jean Fajardo. Fajardo said the modus operandi starts with the scammers introducing themselves as hospital staff through text messages. READ: Bestlink trip, scam targeting teachers: senator calls for accountability Text scams decline as deadline for total ban on Pogos near – DICT Alarming text scam problem The […]…

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Set the mood for an enchanting Valentine’s Day celebration at Marina Seaview Restaurant, where romance meets culinary excellence overlooking the shimmering waters of Cebu. Their talented culinary team has carefully curated special set menu, along with a selection of a la carte dishes. And as you dine under the stars, let yourself be swept away by the soulful melodies of live acoustic performances and the gentle strings of their resident violinist. The magical combination of pristine ocean views, gentle sea breezes, and beautiful music at Marina Seaview Restaurant creates an intimate atmosphere perfect for cherishing moments with your beloved. Marina […]…

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MANILA, Philippines – Could birds be the next defense against unauthorized drones? Sen. Raffy Tulfo thinks it is worth considering. Upon hearing a counter-drone expert’s suggestion, Tulfo directed the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) on Tuesday to explore the feasibility of training birds to intercept unauthorized drones. This statement came amid growing concerns over the lack of 24/7 counter-drone measures, formally known as unmanned aerial systems, at Philippine airports. “Mag-train na tayo ng mga eagles siguro (Maybe we should start training eagles),” Tulfo told CAAP representative Ian Michael del Castillo, who heads the Aerial Works Certification and Inspection […]…

Keep on reading: Raffy Tulfo to CAAP: Explore using birds to combat unauthorized drones

CEBU CITY, Philippines – The Cebu City Health Department (CHD) has recorded 54 suicide cases in 2024, a slight decline from the staggering 62 cases in 2023. This grim tally remains one of the highest in recent years, which highlights the ongoing struggle against mental health challenges in the city. Dr. Mae Poblacion, the mental health program coordinator of the CHD, revealed the statistics during an open media forum on Tuesday, February 11. The report shows that the predominant method of suicide remains asphyxia by hanging, which accounted for 45 of the 54 cases in 2024. Other recorded methods include […]…

Keep on reading: Over 50 suicide cases recorded in Cebu City in 2024, 62 in 2023