Day: February 4, 2026
Marcos satisfaction rating stays neutral –SWS
President Ferdinand ”Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s net satisfaction rating stays neutral, with 40% of adult Filipinos satisfied with his performance, results of a Social Weather Stations survey showed.
9, sugatan matapos araruhin ng pampasaherong bus ang 8 sasakyan sa Taft Avenue
Sugatan ang siyam na tao matapos mang-araro ng hindi bababa sa walong sasakyan ang isang pampasaherong bus sa Taft Avenue sa Ermita, Maynila nitong Martes ng gabi.
9, hurt after passenger bus rams 8 vehicles in Manila
Nine people were hurt after a passenger bus rammed at least eight vehicles along Taft Avenue in Manila on Tuesday evening.
Air compressor issue delays LRT2 ops for nearly 1 hour
The operations of the Light Rail Transit Line 2 (LRT-2) were delayed by almost an hour on Tuesday morning due to a technical problem involving an air compressor in one of its trains at the Araneta-Cubao Station.
Iran bleeds $1.56M every hour from internet blackout restrictions amid economic crisis: analyst
Iran’s internet blackout sparked 579% VPN surge as authorities cut communications during January protests, an expert told Fox News Digital.
Clippers trade James Harden to the Cavaliers: report
James Harden trade sends veteran guard from Los Angeles Clippers to Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for Darius Garland and second-round pick, per ESPN.
5-time Super Bowl champ discusses what it takes to win it all, Hall of Fame voting after Patriots snubs
Five-time Super Bowl champion Charles Haley looked back on his career with the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys, emphasizing teamwork, sacrifice and patience.
Lawmakers probe National FFA over Chinese Communist Party ties and DEI programs
Lawmakers are demanding answers from Future Farmers of America over Chinese Communist Party-controlled Syngenta partnership, citing serious national security concerns.
Baby elephant makes historic arrival at Smithsonian’s National Zoo as first birth in nearly 25 years
Rare Asian elephant birth at Smithsonian’s National Zoo marks first new calf in nearly 25 years, offering new hope for endangered species conservation efforts.
Leaders of desecrated Catholic school urge prayer for perpetrators after Mary statue, tabernacle destroyed
Catholic school vandalized as religious statues smashed and tabernacle destroyed. Justice Department launches civil rights investigation into the attack.
