Day: February 1, 2026
NBA: Ayo Dosunmu’s big effort carries Bulls past Heat
Ayo Dosunmu scored a season-high 29 points and added nine assists and eight rebounds on Saturday to help the visiting Chicago Bulls post a 125-118 victory over the Miami Heat.
NBA: Joel Embiid dominates with 40-point effort to push Sixers past Pelicans
Joel Embiid had 40 points and 11 rebounds and the host Philadelphia 76ers held off the New Orleans Pelicans 124-114 on Saturday night.
Who are the Philippine athletes competing in the 2026 Winter Olympics?
The Philippines, meanwhile, will have two representatives in the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics–both competing in alpine skiing.
Sofronio Vasquez shares photos of childhood home: ‘Where I started to dream’
Sofronio Vasquez shared a glimpse of his past on Instagram.
Cops arrest husband of slain policewoman, young son
Authorities on Sunday arrested Police Senior Master Sergeant John Mollenido, the husband of slain policewoman Diane Marie Mollenido in connection with her and their son’s deaths.
MV Trisha Kerstin death toll now 40 as 3 more bodies found in Basilan
The number of deaths from the ill-fated M/V Trisha Kerstin 3 has climbed to 40 on Sunday after three more cadavers were recovered in the waters off Basilan.
CBCP calls for stronger anti-trafficking law enforcement
The Catholic Bishops” Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) on Sunday urged the government to further strengthen the implementation of anti-trafficking policies, as the country observes the National Day of Prayer and Awareness Against Human Trafficking (NDPAHT).
House GOP’s already fragile majority to further shrink after Democrats’ ballot box victory
Democratic runoff decides Texas special election for vacant congressional seat, shrinking Republican House majority to razor-thin margin of control.
White House touts Trump’s ‘bold vision’ for towering Independence Arch for America 250
The White House is pushing back on reports that President Trump favors a 250-foot-tall “Independence Arch,” calling the monument an iconic part of his vision for America’s 250th anniversary.
NPR Interviews Son of Former Iranian Foreign Minister on Iran Protests, Presents Him as ‘Son of Iranian Parents’
As reports began to emerge in mid-January detailing the extent of the brutality of the Iranian regime’s crackdown on protesters, NPR’s Morning Edition aired an interview with a guest, introduced as a Johns Hopkins professor and the “son of Iranian parents,” who offered a first-person account.
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