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3 Pathum Thani students injured in shooting allegedly over jealousy

Police and a school board are investigating a shooting involving at least five students that occurred in Pathum Thani province yesterday, July 2, allegedly due to jealousy over a relationship. Nong Suea Police Station received reports of the shooting among rival students at around 4pm. The incident took place in Soi Thetsaban 16, approximately one …

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Foreign tourists unknowingly use Pattaya offering as photo prop

A video showing two foreign tourists unknowingly using a coconut left as an offering on Pattaya Beach as a photo prop has gone viral on social media. The pair later apologised after learning about its cultural significance. The incident came to light after a Facebook user shared a 45 second video showing two foreign tourists picking …

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Cebu school shooting threat: Cybercrime unit, NBI tapped to trace poster

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Police have obtained the name used by the social media account that posted a shooting threat against a Cebu City school and have submitted the post to their cybercrime unit while coordinating with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to identify the person behind the account. According to Police Lieutenant Colonel

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Gatchalian pushes for growth-focused ₱7.2-T national budget for 2027

MANILA – Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian on Friday emphasized that the proposed 2027 national budget must focus on driving economic growth and strengthening the country’s resilience against domestic and global challenges. In a news release, Gatchalian stated that next year’s budget must drive economic activity to counter global financial pressures, such as ongoing high oil

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Minnesota Latin Mass Catholics not excommunicated, loyal to pope

With incense wafting to an elevated pulpit and 13 altar boys looking on, the priest at the Church of Saint Agnes preached about merging old Catholic customs with fidelity to the Vatican this week — as Pope Leo XIV tackled a major challenge from a traditionalist breakaway group.

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Over 1,000 GenSan fisherfolk benefit from Tupad program after earthquake

MANILA, Philippines — Over 1,000 fisherfolk in General Santos City benefited from the Department of Labor and Employment’s (Dole) Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (Tupad) program, where P9.8 million in wages were distributed following a deadly earthquake that struck parts of Mindanao, the agency said on Friday.  According to Dole,1,040 beneficiaries completed 20 days of

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Robin Padilla: I’ve never met anyone as decent as Marcoleta

MANILA, Philippines — “Wala pa po akong nakilalang isang disenteng tao na katulad ni Sen. Rodante Marcoleta (I have never met anyone as decent as Sen. Rodante Marcoleta).” This was how Sen. Robinhood Padilla described fellow minority Sen. Rodante Marcoleta when he arrived just before the third and final day of the Iglesia ni Cristo

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Stronger governance for Sierra Madre protected area pushed

LUCENA CITY — The Protected Area Management Board (PAMB) convened on Thursday, July 2, to discuss measures aimed at strengthening the conservation and management of the protected area. The board oversees a protected national park, wildlife sanctuary, and game preserve spanning portions of Bulacan, Rizal, Laguna, and Quezon in the Sierra Madre mountain range. In

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Expedition cruise ship returns to Caramoan

LEGAZPI CITY — The international expedition cruise ship MV Heritage Adventurer returned to Caramoan, Camarines Sur, for its second visit, bringing 115 foreign tourists for adventure activities. The passengers were from New Zealand, Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Russia and other countries. A 20-member expedition team accompanied the tourists. Department of

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Senior high grad bestows his honor medal on dad with disability

Graduation medals often end up around the necks of the students who earned them — a symbol of years of hard work, sleepless nights, and perseverance. They are a representation of a dream fulfilled and a future waiting to begin. For 17-year-old Rico Leguro, however, his honor medal wasn’t meant to hang around his neck.

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