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Nov 15, 2026
At Teatro Panalo, “The Boy Foretold by the Stars” returns to its theater roots, while “Youngstunna” follows six boys who take to the streets to protest corruption
The government saved an estimated P260.4 million in transportation costs for the 49th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) Summit and Related Summits through vehicles and logistical support provided by three private companies, Malacañang said Saturday. Presidential Communications Office Undersecretary Claire Castro said Hyundai Motor Philippines, Lexus Philippines through Toyota Motor Philippines, and Grab Philippines
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed an executive order setting broad parameters and directions for the government as artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly becomes part of daily life, giving rise to both opportunities and concerns in the business sector, the job market, the education system, the media, and other tech-driven fields. Signed by the President on
For nearly a century, the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium has stood at the heart of Philippine sport, its Art Deco façade bearing witness to the triumphs, heartbreaks, and aspirations of generations of Filipino athletes. Opened in 1934 and built as the centerpiece of the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, the stadium is more than concrete, steel,
Over 26,000 public schools in the country remain without a principal, which can affect the learning development of students and professional growth of teachers, according to the Second Congressional Commission on Education (Edcom 2). In a statement on Thursday, Edcom 2 called for an increase in the funding for School Principal I positions in the
The Marcos administration’s net satisfaction rating dropped by 5 points from +1 in June to -4 in September 2026, but this remained within the “neutral” range, according to the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey released Friday. This was the second-lowest rating of President Marcos’ administration following its record-low “poor” rating in March 2026. READ:
The Judicial and Bar Council (JBC) is accepting nominees for the associate justice post vacated by new Chief Justice Rodil Zalameda. In an advisory dated Nov. 9, the JBC called for applicants who would be the 197th justice of the Supreme Court and complete its current bench. READ: COA chief Cordoba named new Supreme Court
The Office of the Ombudsman announced it will intensify the lifestyle checks being conducted on officials of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and Bureau of Customs (BOC) over reports that excessive fees were being collected from businesses. Speaking during a town hall dialogue with the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Friday, Ombudsman
Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon said as many as 450 buses will ply the Edsa Carousel route by the end of the year, as the government anticipates more commuters during the holiday season. READ: Dizon: Edsa Carousel bus fleet to reach 450 by year-end The Department of Transportation will deploy another 50 buses, on top of
ITOGON, BENGUET—Yesterday’s rice became chocolate mousse, fruit and vegetable peels were transformed into edible leather, and rice crusts became rice crispies at a dining experience that put sustainability on the menu. At Mt. Camisong Forest Park and Events, these culinary creations reflect an effort to minimize kitchen waste and make the most of available resources
Nov. 17, 1965 Carmen was established as an independent municipality in Surigao del Sur by virtue of Executive Order No. 197, signed by then President Diosdado Macapagal. It initially comprised the barrios of Carmen, Esperanza, Cancaban, Bonga, Santa Cruz, Antao and Puyat, which were formerly part of the municipality of Lanuza. However, EO 197 was
