P20M FOR LEADS ON ATONG ANG BREAKING: Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said on Thursday, Feb. 11, that the bounty for any information leading to the arrest of businessman Charlie “Atong” Ang has been raised to P20 million.
Raymond Gutierrez came to the defense of his twin brother, Richard Gutierrez, following remarks made by the latter’s estranged wife, Sarah Lahbati about whether she felt the need to ask for financial assistance for her two children. In a comment posted on TikTok that featured Lahbati’s recent interview, Raymond addressed the actress’ statements about not asking for help in providing for their two sons, saying his brother had not been remiss with his fatherly duties. “My brother provides for his kids. Period. School, hobbies, travel, clothing, staff and everything else they need. The kids split their time equally between both […]... Keep on reading: Raymond Gutierrez defends brother Richard after Sarah Lahbati’s interview
Makakasama ng House of Honorables sina Vince Maristela at Sean Lucas sa Valentine's Day special episode ng 'Your Honor.'
GOV’T FLAGS RISKS OF FIGHTING IN FOREIGN WARS The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Wednesday, February 11, issued a warning to Filipino nationals against accepting overseas job offers that could lead to recruitment into foreign armed forces. Read:
MANILA, Philippines — The two Luzon lawmakers who are allegedly connected to the illegal cigarette trade reached out to Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla, he said on Thursday. Remulla previously tagged the congressmen in the illicit trade after the discovery of an alleged illegal cigarette factory supposedly run by six Chinese men in Mexico, Pampanga last January. READ: 2 solons linked to gang making P400-M illegal cigarettes daily Asked to name the two lawmakers, in a press briefing in Quezon City on Thursday, Remulla answered, “We’re finalizing the money trail. We’re finalizing the lead chart. But, they reached […]... Keep on reading: Remulla: Luzon solons tagged in illegal cigarettes reached out ‘to talk’
PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, Palawan — Officials of Kalayaan town in Palawan shrugged off a travel ban imposed by Chinese authorities that reportedly bars them from entering China, including Hong Kong and Macau. The reported ban was due to the municipal council’s declaration of certain Chinese officials as persona non grata in the town. READ: China bars Philippine local officials over Kalayaan resolutions Kalayaan officials said they are not bothered by the move, stressing they have no intention of traveling to China. Mayor Beltzasar Alindogan said he was not surprised by the development. While he respects the Chinese government’s action as […]... Keep on reading: Kalayaan execs unfazed by China travel ban
Sunshine Garcia expressed her gratitude to fans after the SexBomb Girls' successful “Get Get Awww” rAWnds 3-5 concerts at the Mall of Asia Arena.
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands — Under-pressure Dutch brewer Heineken said Wednesday it would scrap up to 6,000 jobs as it faces what it described as “challenging market conditions.” The company said it would be “accelerating productivity at scale to unlock significant savings, reducing 5,000 to 6,000 roles over next two years.” “We remain prudent in our near-term expectations for beer market conditions,” chief executive Dolf van den Brink said in a statement. Van den Brink stunned the company last month by announcing that he would be stepping down after almost six years at the helm. READ: Heineken beer sales dip, tariffs add to […]... Keep on reading: Struggling brewer Heineken to cut up to 6,000 jobs
‘ADMIN LANG WALANG CRIMINAL? HINDI AKO PAPAYAG’ WATCH: Senator Raffy Tulfo seeks criminal charges against the owners of Aleson Shipping Lines, the operator of the ferry that sank off Basilan in January, leaving 52 people dead and 24 others missing. During a Senate committee on
SEOUL — A new push to lift aid sanctions on North Korea could kickstart efforts to lure Kim Jong Un into nuclear negotiations with US President Donald Trump, analysts told AFP. Both Seoul and Washington appear keen to use Trump’s looming trip to China as a springboard for diplomacy with Pyongyang — and analysts believe […]... Keep on reading: UN aid relief a potential opening for Trump-Kim talks, say analysts
Acerpure, the lifestyle brand of Acer, is officially entering the large-appliance market with the launch of Acerpure Chill. This new line of high-performance window-type air conditioners is designed to help Filipino homeowners beat the tropical heat with a blend of energy efficiency, compact design, and smart cooling technology. Since its inception five years ago, Acerpure has developed over 20 innovative products. The move into air conditioning marks a significant milestone as the brand scales up to meet the rising demand for reliable, eco-friendly home cooling solutions. Experience next-level cooling with Acerpure Chill’s Dual Inverter Compressor. Two powerful rotors work together […]... Keep on reading: The coolest addition to your home is here, Acerpure Chill
A preliminary investigation finds TikTok in violation of the Digital Services Act for addictive design, urging changes to mitigate harm to users, including both minors and vulnerable adults
Congresswomen from Gabriela Party-list and Kabataan Party-list blasted Senator Robin Padilla on Thursday morning, Feb. 12, for describing the youth of today as "weak" because it is affected by depression and mental health issues. READ:
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) will be filing cases against Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) Chief Fire Director Jesus Fernandez and at least 39 other former and current officials for bid-rigging and graft before the Ombudsman. “We are ready to file cases next week. Our case build-up is complete now. We should be prepared to file cases against the Bids and Awards Committees for bid-rigging from 2014 to 2025,” DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla said in a press briefing in Quezon City on Thursday. READ: BFP officials linked to rigged bids climb to 40 […]... Keep on reading: DILG to sue BFP chief, 39 other execs over bid-rigging, graft
READ: Economist and former lawmaker Joey Salceda says President Bongbong Marcos' decision to have multiple spokespeople for the West Philippine Sea give him leverage, not constraints in negotiations. | @Lois_Calderon
MANILA, Philippines — The bounty for gambling tycoon Atong Ang has been raised to P20 million, Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla announced on Thursday. We are increasing the bounty for Atong Ang to P20 million for information leading to his arrest. We’re serious here,” Remulla said in a press briefing in Quezon City. […]... Keep on reading: DILG raises bounty for Atong Ang to P20 million
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