‘No excuse’: BINI’s Mikha Lim apologizes for distracted driving

Inquirer.net - Nov 11, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Pop girl group BINI member Mikha Lim has apologized for using her cellphone while driving, calling her actions “careless and irresponsible” and vowing to be more mindful on the road. Lim posted the apology on her social media account on Wednesday evening, addressing the incident captured in a viral video. “There is

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Impeach court gets records on Duterte-Carpio Davao City properties

Nov 11, 2026

Impeach court gets records on Duterte-Carpio Davao City properties

MANILA, Philippines — The Senate impeachment court received on Wednesday documents on Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband Atty. Manases Carpio’s properties in Davao City. This comes as defense witness, Davao City Assessor Engr. Jaime Adelin submitted to the court the records asked of him. “We would like to inform the senator-Judges, particularly Senator-judge

DOH, lawmakers push for tobacco buffer zone expansion to curb smoking

Nov 11, 2026

DOH, lawmakers push for tobacco buffer zone expansion to curb smoking

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Health on Wednesday called for the extension of the buffer zone where tobacco products are prohibited from being sold and displayed. It is seeking to widen the separation distance to 500 meters from 100 meters. Dominic Maddumba, who heads the Department of Health’s (DOH) health promotion bureau, asked lawmakers

Retailers urge end to tax exemptions for online purchases

Nov 11, 2026

Retailers urge end to tax exemptions for online purchases

MANILA, Philippines — The government should scrap the tax-free threshold for international online purchases instead of revising levies on luxury goods, the head of the national retailers group said on Wednesday, warning that the current e-commerce regime creates an uncompetitive environment for local businesses. Bobby Claudio, chairman of the Philippine Retailers Association, said removing tax

Manila Water South Luzon steps up El Niño preparations

Nov 11, 2026

Manila Water South Luzon steps up El Niño preparations

MANILA, Philippines — As the state weather agency Pagasa has declared the presence of a “very strong” El Niño in the tropical Pacific, Manila Water Non-East Zone operating units Tanauan Water and Laguna Aquatech are intensifying water security measures across the South Luzon corridor to help ensure reliable water service and strengthen water security for the

San Juan City completes 4th wave of rice distribution to seniors

Nov 11, 2026

San Juan City completes 4th wave of rice distribution to seniors

MANILA, Philippines —The San Juan City government has completed the fourth wave of its rice distribution program for senior citizens, covering all 21 barangays of the city. Funded through the Local Government Support Fund (LGSF), the program benefited 8,828 senior citizens, each receiving 10 kilograms of rice in every distribution round. The four waves were

Group slams ‘double standards’ in prisons amid Romualdez aide issue

Nov 11, 2026

Group slams ‘double standards’ in prisons amid Romualdez aide issue

MANILA, Philippines—Kapatid, a support group for political prisoners, called out the “double standards” in the country’s prison system after it was learned that former Speaker Martin Romualdez has a personal aide while in detention. “The flood-control scandal has exposed the staggering scale of corruption and abuse of public trust. It also underscores another longstanding injustice:

2 Manila cops dismissed over viral traffic incident — Napolcom

Nov 11, 2026

2 Manila cops dismissed over viral traffic incident — Napolcom

MANILA, Philippines — Two Manila cops involved in a viral traffic incident along Taft Avenue were dismissed from service, the National Police Commission (Napolcom) said Wednesday. According to commission in a statement, the Napolcom en banc unanimously voted to dismiss Patrolmen Algrene Ar-ar Mirano Alcause and Jerome Caballa Toledo of the Manila Police District (MPD)

DepEd raises tuition subsidies for beneficiaries of aid program

Nov 11, 2026

DepEd raises tuition subsidies for beneficiaries of aid program

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Education (DepEd) on Wednesday said beneficiaries of its Educational Service Contracting (ESC) program are expected to receive bigger tuition subsidies for the school year 2027-2028 following the approval of rate adjustment. The program, implemented under DepEd’s Expanded Government Assistance to Students and Teachers in Private Education, provides tuition subsidies

Witness admits questioning GenCorp payments to VP Duterte

Nov 11, 2026

Witness admits questioning GenCorp payments to VP Duterte

MANILA, Philippines –  GenCorp Industries Inc. Corporate Counsel Suzette Balucanag-Punay admitted on Wednesday questioning the company’s payments to Vice President Sara Duterte worth P2 million from 2022 to 2025. Earlier, Balucanag-Punay herself testified that GenCorp had been disbursing money to the vice president as “returns” from a “loose investment” to Davao Bounty Times Food Corp.

Suspected cyanide worth P1.74M seized in Sarangani; 2 arrested

Nov 11, 2026

Suspected cyanide worth P1.74M seized in Sarangani; 2 arrested

KORONADAL CITY — Police arrested two men and seized 1.45 tons of suspected sodium cyanide worth an estimated P1.74 million after intercepting a truck carrying the chemicals in Maasim, Sarangani province, before dawn Wednesday. The Maasim Maritime Law Enforcement Team (MLET), in coordination with the Maasim Municipal Police Station and Regional Maritime Unit 12 (RMU12),

VP Duterte’s camp calls off presentation of 15 bank execs as witnesses

Nov 11, 2026

VP Duterte’s camp calls off presentation of 15 bank execs as witnesses

[Updated Nov. 22, 2026, 9:45 p.m.] MANILA, Philippines — The camp of Vice President Sara Duterte called off the presentation of 15 other bank officials to testify as its witnesses before the Senate Impeachment Court, defense team spokesperson Michael Poa said on Wednesday. Poa said the Duterte camp will only present on Thursday Atty. Paul Roderick

DPWH told to address Samal Island-Davao City Connector project issues

Nov 11, 2026

DPWH told to address Samal Island-Davao City Connector project issues

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Wednesday ordered the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to address funding and implementation concerns surrounding the Samal Island-Davao City Connector (SIDC) project, according to the Presidential Communications Office (PCO). During the 12th Economy and Development Council Meeting in Malacañang, Marcos spearheaded the review of projects

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