Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo “Ping” Lacson said on Tuesday, November 11 that the Senate will allow former congressman Zaldy Co to make his testimony online so he can participate in the Blue Ribbon Committee’s hearing on the anomalous government flood control projects.

Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo “Ping” Lacson said on Tuesday, November 11 that the Senate will allow former congressman Zaldy Co to make his testimony online so he can participate in the Blue Ribbon Committee’s hearing on the anomalous government flood control projects.

Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo “Ping” Lacson said on Tuesday, November 11 that the Senate will allow former congressman Zaldy Co to make his testimony online so he can participate in the Blue Ribbon Committee’s hearing on the anomalous government flood control projects.

Ex-DPWH Usec Bernardo’s appearance at ICI hearing postponed again

Ex-DPWH Usec Bernardo’s appearance at ICI hearing postponed again

MANILA, Philippines — The scheduled appearance of former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Undersecretary Roberto Bernardo before the Independent Commission on Infrastructure (ICI) on November 12 has been postponed again. In an advisory sent to reporters on Tuesday evening, the ICI said the postponement was made upon the request of Bernardo’s counsel. “No reason was provided for the request to postpone the former DPWH undersecretary’s initially scheduled hearing,” the commission said. READ: ICI to pursue Co, Bernardo summons despite Ombudsman case The ICI also said Bernardo’s counsel informed the commission that he “is ready and willing to […]... Keep on reading: Ex-DPWH Usec Bernardo’s appearance at ICI hearing postponed again

Cruz vs. Cruz: Full Episode 81 (November 11, 2025)

Cruz vs. Cruz: Full Episode 81 (November 11, 2025)

Aired (November 11, 2025): Nagpakita si Jessica (Caprice Cayetano) kay Manuel (Neil Ryan Sese) at humingi ng tawad sa kanyang nagawang pagkukulang, at nagbigay ng mga pahiwatig na magpapabago sa isip ni Manuel. #GMANetwork #CruzVsCruz Catch the latest episodes of 'Cruz vs. Cruz' weekdays at 3:20 PM on GMA Afternoon Prime, starring Vina Morales, Neil Ryan Sese, Gladys Reyes, Pancho Magno, Lexi Gonzales, Kristoffer Martin, Elijah Alejo, Caprice Cayetano, Cassy Lavarias,Gilleth Sandico

Cruz vs. Cruz: Coleen, inimbitahan sa presinto! (Episode 81 - Part 3/3)

Cruz vs. Cruz: Coleen, inimbitahan sa presinto! (Episode 81 - Part 3/3)

Aired (November 11, 2025): Inimbitahan si Coleen (Elijah Alejo) sa presinto kaugnay ng aksidenteng nangyari kay Jessica (Caprice Cayetano), na nagdulot ng takot at pag-aalala sa pamilya Cruz. #GMANetwork #CruzVsCruz Catch the latest episodes of 'Cruz vs. Cruz' weekdays at 3:20 PM on GMA Afternoon Prime, starring Vina Morales, Neil Ryan Sese, Gladys Reyes, Pancho Magno, Lexi Gonzales, Kristoffer Martin, Elijah Alejo, Caprice Cayetano, Cassy Lavarias, Gilleth Sandico

Devil in the beetails: Australian scientists discover new 'lucifer' bee

Devil in the beetails: Australian scientists discover new 'lucifer' bee

SYDNEY — As if deadly snakes, spiders and sharks were not enough, Australia now has a new creepy critter: a "lucifer" bee with devil-like horns. The species — dubbed Megachile (Hackeriapis) lucifer — was found in the state of Western Australia, Curtin University announced on Tuesday. Kit Prendergast at the university's School of Molecular and Life Sciences discovered the bee while surveying a critically endangered wildflower in 2019 and was immediately drawn to the insect's unique appearance. "The female had these incredible little horns on her face," she said. A fan of the Netflix TV show "Lucifer," she said the name was the perfect fit for the bee's distinctively devilish appearance. "It's the first new member of this bee group to be described in more than 20 years, which really shows how much life we still have to discover," Prendergast said. She added that she hopes the discovery will raise awareness about the number of undiscovered species that could still be out there, especially in areas threatened by mining. "Many mining companies still don't survey for native bees, so we may be missing undescribed species, including those that play crucial roles in supporting threatened plants and ecosystems," she said. "Without knowing which native bees exist and what plants they depend on, we risk losing both before we even realize they're there." Almost all flowering plants depend on wild pollinators, particularly bees, but habitat loss and climate change are driving many vital species to the brink of extinction.