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Jopay Paguia and Rochelle Pangilinan were the center of this issue Dancer Jopay Paguia issued a statement regarding recent remarks made by Kapuso dancer-actress Rochelle Pangilinan on their rumored rift. The allegation that there was a conflict between them first caught the attention of the online community in June. Jopay responded to recent comments made ... Read more

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A Thai woman accused a police officer in Pathum Thani of asking her to place football bets on his behalf before leaving her to pay more than 600,000 baht in gambling debts. The woman, identified only as Kaew, approached the non-profit organisation Saimai Survive to seek help, claiming the police officer failed to repay money …

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A Phuket MP has urged investigators to trace bank transfers he says may be linked to alleged payments at a Thalang checkpoint, widening scrutiny of claims that Volunteer Defence Corps members demanded money from detainees in exchange for their release. Chalermpong Saengdee, the People’s Party MP for Phuket Constituency 2, said yesterday, September 20, that …

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A male trail runner died after collapsing about 14 kilometres into a 25-kilometre race in Tak province yesterday, September 20, despite fellow competitors attempting CPR. The incident was first reported on Facebook in the Thai group Trail Running – Chat, where a user said the man lost consciousness at around the 14-kilometre point. Other runners …

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Police in Buriram say four monks were caught with 184 methamphetamine pills on September 18. The abbot of Wat Pa Nong Hin admitted sending two of them to buy the drugs for use at his temple.

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MANILA, Philippines — An anti-Marcos coalition held a rally at the Edsa Shrine on Monday, September 21, marking the 54th anniversary of the declaration of martial law. The protesters also criticized the Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn former first lady Imelda R. Marcos‘ conviction in graft cases involving alleged ill-gotten wealth. Monday’s rally also

CEBU CITY, Philippines — A drunk driver allegedly fell asleep at the wheel of his SUV and ran over two pedestrians walking on the other side of the road killing one and severely injuring another one. The fatal road incident happened at past 2:50 a.m., today, along General Maxilom Avenue in Cebu City. The driver

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Loren Legarda extended anew her medical leave to October 9, Senate Secretary Renato Bantug said on Monday. In a message sent to the Inquirer, Bantug said Legarda filed a medical leave anew from Sept. 21 to 23, Sept. 28 to Oct 2, and Oct. 5 to 9. This is the sixth

MANILA, Philippines – Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) official, lawyer Gerardo Del Rosario, said the Constitution prohibits the vice president from holding another office or job, engaging in another profession or participating in a business while in office to avoid conflicts of interest. Del Rosario made the statement when prosecution counsel Erwin Matib asked whether

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has declared special non-working days in Tawi-Tawi, the municipality of Lumban in Laguna, and 17 municipalities in Camarines Sur and Masbate for their respective anniversary and cultural celebrations. Under Proclamation No. 1445, Sept. 23, 2026, was declared a special non-working day in Tawi-Tawi to allow residents to participate