Day: January 20, 2026
Medical doctor offers advice on managing muscle cramps from running
A balikbayan runner suffered from muscle cramps while in the middle of a half-marathon in Cebu.
Body of OFW who died in Abu Dhabi arrives in Iloilo City
Instead of joy at the arrival of Overseas Filipino worker (OFW) Mary Jill Muya at the airport in Iloilo, members of her family are grieving.
No winners in Jan. 20 major lotto draws; 6/58 prize now at P264M
The jackpot prize for the Ultra Lotto 6/58 has climbed to over P264 million as no one hit the right combinations in the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office”s (PCSO) major lotto draws on Tuesday, January 20.
Mag-amang magkatuwang na nag-review, sabay na pumasa sa Bar exam
Walang pagsidlan ng tuwa sina Tatay Ferdinand Narciso at anak niyang si Mary Joyce Narciso, nang makita nilang magkasunod ang kanilang pangalan na nakalista sa mga pumasa sa nagdaang Bar examination para sa mga nais maging abogado.
Student punches female classmate in Tagkawayan, Quezon
The incident in which a male student assaulted his female classmate in Tagkawayan, Quezon was caught on cam, according to a “24 Oras” report on Tuesday.
LTO summons SUV driver who left Pasay club with illegal blinkers on
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has issued a show cause order (SCO) against the driver of a sports utility vehicle (SUV) who used unauthorized blinkers as the SUV departed a club in Pasay City.
ISIS takes credit for Kabul suicide bombing at Chinese restaurant
ISIS-K claims responsibility for deadly suicide blast at Chinese restaurant in Kabul, killing seven people, including one Chinese national.
Fourth shark attack in three days rocks Australia as authorities close beaches and deploy drumlines
A string of shark attacks near Sydney prompted beach closures across New South Wales. The latest victim attacked at Point Plomer suffered only minor cuts.
Chicago kids are dying while Mayor Johnson fights Trump, ICE and reality
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson prioritizes immigration policy over local children’s safety, citing despite the high number of school-age shootings since taking office in 2024.
Greenland is America’s front door — forgetting that has dangerous consequences
Greenland’s rare earth deposits and Arctic shipping lanes become focal points of U.S.-China-Russia competition as melting ice opens new trade routes and Beijing seeks regional leverage.
