Political showdowns and bridge breakdown

Impeachment twists, a crumbling link in the Visayas, and global headlines worth your time.

Why Is Electricity So Expensive in the Philippines?

A deep dive into rising power bills, market monopolies, and the urgent need for energy reform.

Big Bets and Bold Moves

From Robinsons Land’s ₱125B push to Ayala’s billion-dollar data play, Filipino giants are going all in—plus, a surprise U.S.-China tariff truce, age-fighting science, and a record-breaking OPM concert.

A Forgotten Chapter: The Philippines in the Age of Empires and Exploration

Batanes Is Back in Beijing’s Crosshairs

Another Chinese-linked claim puts Batanes back in focus, plus PAL lets cats fly in-cabin, ₱187M for storm-hit farmers, AI trip-planning goes wrong, and Europe pushes deeper into the satellite race.

Lea Gets Her Star, GCash Gets the Green Light

A historic Hollywood first, a potential record IPO, easing inflation, and the stories Filipinos should know today.

Lea Gets Her Star, GCash Gets the Green Light

A historic Hollywood first, a potential record IPO, easing inflation, and the stories Filipinos should know today.

8.4 Million Filipinos Feel the Force of the Monsoon

Plus: AI sales hosts enter e-commerce, cyborg cockroaches join rescue missions, and rare crocodiles hatch in Isabela.

Meet Terry: The BIR’s AI Tax Assistant in the Making

Ayala is helping modernize tax work as the peso breaks ₱62, inflation pressures rise, and AI moves deeper into business, robotics, and medicine.

Why the Palace Is Calling Robredo an Ally

Malacañang puts political colors aside as a proposed record ₱58.32 billion local support fund draws both praise and patronage concerns.

The Philippines Could Be Heading for More Expensive Loans

The BSP faces an inflation-versus-growth dilemma, while a sprinting robot, moon missions, and new health discoveries make headlines.

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