Day: February 1, 2026
Allen Ansay welcomes Sofia Pablo to the outside world: ‘Miss na miss kita’
Allen Ansay has made sure he was among the first people to welcome Sofia Pablo back into the outside world.
LOOK: The Opening of Panagbenga Festival 2026 in Baguio City on Feb. 1
All roads lead to the City of Pines on Sunday morning as Baguio City celebrated the opening of this year’s Panagbenga Festival.
Updated Foreign Agent Act sought amid pro-China trolls, says Carpio
The Foreign Agents Act should be updated to monitor Filipinos and foreigners working for China in the Philippines amid proliferating pro-China trolls online, retired Associate Justice Antonio Carpio said Sunday.
BOC to auction 8 Discaya luxury vehicles on Feb. 11
The Bureau of Customs (BOC) will open another public auction for the Disacaya family”s seized luxury vehicles on Wednesday, February 11.
DOH assures no active Nipah cases in PH; safeguards in place
The Department of Health on Sunday morning assured the public that there are no records of the Nipah virus in the country and that the country has safeguards in place as it continues its preparations.
Burglars caught spying on homes with hidden camouflaged cameras before striking neighborhoods
California police warned residents after burglars allegedly used hidden cameras to secretly monitor homes before striking in a concerning new tactic.
Criminal illegal immigrant allegedly rams ICE vehicle in Minnesota as attacks on agents surge
Tranquilino Sixto-Anorve was arrested in Minnesota after an ICE vehicle was struck during an immigration enforcement operation, according to federal authorities.
‘Melania’ earns $8M opening weekend, marking best documentary debut in over 10 years
“Melania” documentary expected to earn upwards of $8 million in its opening weekend to finish third behind “Iron Lung and “Send Help.”
Mamdani taps ex-con to lead NYC jails as Rikers remains under federal oversight
Socialist mayor appoints Stanley Richards as corrections commissioner, making him the first ex-con to hold the role as New York City pushes reforms.
Amber Rose defends Charlie Kirk’s widow against online critics
Amber Rose defends Charlie Kirk’s widow against online criticism, saying “everyone grieves differently” during recent livestream appearance with Sneako.
