Day: April 13, 2026
ASEAN urges US, Iran to continue talks after ceasefire
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) on Monday urged the United States and Iran to continue negotiations toward a permanent resolution of their conflict after the two countries agreed to a two-week ceasefire.
VP Sara urges parents to read with their children, visit libraries
As the country celebrates National Literature Month, Vice President Sara Duterte on Monday urged parents to read with their children and to visit libraries.
Smart travel safety tips before your next trip
Heading abroad? Lock down your phone security, avoid public Wi-Fi risks and prevent surprise charges with these essential international travel tech tips.
More patients demand ‘unvaccinated’ blood, doctors warn of growing health risks
More patients are requesting unvaccinated blood for transfusions since COVID-19 vaccines were approved, but experts say it poses risks, not benefits.
Pope Leo says he’s unafraid of the Trump admin after president calls him ‘terrible’ on foreign policy
Pope Leo XIV fires back at President Trump, saying his calls for peace are rooted in the Gospel and should not be treated as a political argument.
Former NFL player Chris Payton-Jones dead at 30 after Florida car crash
Officials say former NFL defensive back Chris Payton-Jones was killed at age 30 in a Florida car crash after his vehicle overturned and caught fire.
Eric Swalwell exits California governor race amid graphic accusations of misconduct and more top headlines
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Trump beat back anti-family taxes in 2025. Here’s what needs to happen next
The One Big Beautiful Bill expands the Child Tax Credit to $2,500 per child and creates Trump Accounts to build generational wealth for families.
Melania Trump’s Epstein remarks turn up the heat on DOJ, Acting AG Todd Blanche to do more
Melania Trump’s appeal for Congress to hear from Jeffrey Epstein survivors is adding pressure on the DOJ and its new acting director as lawmakers and alleged victims demand more action.
GOP’s John Sununu ‘Very Confident’ He Can Win Under-the-Radar New Hampshire Senate Race As Polling Shows Tight Contest
NORTH HAMPTON, N.H.—The race for New Hampshire’s open Senate seat has yet to attract the sort of national media attention as the contests in Maine, Michigan, and Texas, where left-wing Democratic candidates have driven national headlines by donning Nazi tattoos, refusing to celebrate the death of the ayatollah, and calling God nonbinary. But the Republican frontrunner in the Granite State, John Sununu, doesn’t seem to mind flying under the radar—at least for now.
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