A powerful earthquake off Indonesia’s coast has left at least 47 people dead and caused buildings to collapse, with rescue efforts now underway in the affected areas.
A coalition of U.S. states faces off against Meta in a California court, marking the most consequential legal challenge yet over social media's effects on young users.
The Queen of Pop secures the most nods for the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, with Taylor Swift right behind in the nominations tally.
The mother and sister of Lindsay Clancy took the stand to describe her alarming psychological decline in the weeks before she killed her three young children.
The U.S. president reportedly issued a warning to Oman, which has been working with Iran on a possible agreement covering the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
Authorities claim that pledges at a Penn State fraternity were coerced into cutting and packaging cocaine for a drug ring operating on campus.
Opening arguments began in a multi-state lawsuit accusing Meta of designing Instagram and Facebook to prey on the vulnerability of adolescent users, a case that could reshape how social media operates.
A Philippine official confirmed that a student shot and killed a schoolmate before turning the gun on himself, with the incident broadcast live.
Airbus is reportedly targeting September for the first flight of its A350F cargo aircraft, according to sources familiar with the program.
Brussels believes a potential Icelandic vote on EU membership could strengthen the bloc's expansion narrative, even as Iceland remains cautious.
The White House has defended President Donald Trump's decision to vote by mail in Florida, saying it was a legal exercise of his rights and separate from his past criticism of mail-in voting.
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that negotiations with Iran are not taking place and none are planned, pushing back against speculation of diplomatic engagement.
Women caught in the migrant crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta have described a pattern of sexual harassment as authorities struggle to manage the influx.
Etched, a startup focused on artificial intelligence chips, has doubled its valuation to $21 billion in less than a month, underscoring the red-hot demand for AI hardware.
The West African nation has accepted a U.S. proposal to temporarily shelter third-country nationals facing deportation, part of Washington's broader immigration enforcement strategy.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Britain could be seen as a direct participant in the Ukraine war, escalating diplomatic rhetoric against Western military support for Kyiv.
The United Arab Emirates announced that two missiles detected earlier had been launched from Iran, raising fresh concerns about regional stability.
The United States has imposed sanctions on the president of the International Criminal Court and a senior trial lawyer, deepening its confrontation with the war crimes tribunal.
A US envoy announced that Washington is crafting a deconfliction mechanism to prevent accidental clashes among Turkey, Israel, and Syria, as regional tensions remain high.
Oleksii Reznikov, who was dismissed as Ukraine’s defence minister last year, has urged the government to hold elections despite the ongoing war with Russia, saying it would demonstrate democratic resilience.
The Department of Justice is eyeing plunder charges against four former bodyguards of a certain Co, with spokesperson Clavano confirming the development.
The national government's proposed 2027 budget includes provisions to construct more than 6,500 new classrooms, addressing persistent shortages in basic education facilities.
A senator is urging the government to collect unsold produce from Benguet farms and repurpose them as disaster aid, addressing both farmer losses and relief needs.
The country has successfully hit its target for digital payments, marking a significant milestone in its financial digitization push.
Malacañang has dismissed claims that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. authorized a "leadership fund" at the Department of Public Works and Highways, calling the allegation baseless.
The Land Transportation Office will begin seizing counterfeit plates and impounding vehicles that use them on September 1, intensifying its crackdown on illegal motor vehicle identification.
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology has recorded a sharp increase in sulfur dioxide emission from Mayon Volcano, indicating that the volcano may be gearing up for renewed activity.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump spoke twice this week as Ottawa scrambles to avert new 50 percent tariffs set to take effect at midnight Wednesday.
In the wake of the latest deadly school shooting, House leaders are calling for immediate action, proposing the installation of metal detectors and the hiring of additional counselors to better protect students and address mental health concerns.
A person was killed as a series of landslides hit the resort town of Puerto Galera, authorities reported.
A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake off Indonesia's coast has claimed at least 47 lives and caused buildings to collapse, according to initial reports.
The Canadian prime minister and U.S. president spoke again, with Washington set to unveil new reciprocal tariffs.
A shooting incident at Ateneo de Zamboanga left four people dead, according to initial reports.
The Colombian superstar made an unannounced visit to areas hit by a recent earthquake, vowing to help reconstruct local schools.
The death toll from the powerful earthquake that struck Venezuela has risen to 6,438, with rescue teams still searching for survivors amid the rubble.
A series of landslides in Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro, has left one person dead, according to a report by ABS-CBN News.
A powerful earthquake off Indonesia's coast has left at least 47 people dead and caused widespread destruction, with buildings collapsing in the affected region.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and former U.S. President Donald Trump spoke again on the eve of a threatened tariff deadline, signaling continued negotiations over trade disputes.
The son of Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla clinches victory in the February special election, filling the congressional vacancy left when his father joined the Cabinet.
In a groundbreaking move for religious inclusivity in the Philippines, the Philippine Independent Church has ordained Wylard Ledama to the diaconate, making her the first transgender woman clergy member in the country.
A Cessna 340 carrying employees of the Energy Development Corporation crashed on Mayon Volcano shortly after takeoff from Bicol International Airport in Albay, killing all four people on board.
Lanao del Sur Governor Mamintal Alonto Adiong Jr. was wounded in an ambush that killed four people and injured two others in Maguing town.
The High Court affirmed the Ombudsman's 2012 dismissal of graft complaints against former cabinet members Roberto Ongpin and Jose Aspiras, along with six others, over loans granted by the Philippine National Bank in 1980.
A mass shooting inside a military barracks in Cagayan de Oro left four soldiers dead and one critically wounded, with the gunman—also a soldier—killed by return fire.
The Philippine government has lodged a formal diplomatic protest after a China Coast Guard ship allegedly aimed a laser at a Philippine Coast Guard vessel in the disputed South China Sea.
Manila has approved the US military's access to four additional Philippine bases, fast-tracking the full rollout of the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement amid regional security shifts.
Resolutions dated December 7, 2022, tag Dr. Natividad Castro as an alleged CPP-NPA-NDF member and the Al Khobar Group as a Dawlah Islamiyah-linked entity, according to the Anti-Terrorism Council.
A Philippine Air Force SF.260 training aircraft crashed into a paddy field in Pilar, Bataan, on Wednesday, killing both occupants on board.