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Unemployment ends 2025 higher as job growth slows and construction losses mount

Fewer jobs were added last year, millions remained underemployed, and stalled infrastructure projects weighed on hiring momentum.

Stability or strain? Government holds 2 to 4% inflation target steady for next two years as January inflation rises

January data show prices staying within range, but pressure is building in housing, utilities, and everyday essentials.

Free HPV DNA screening in Navotas shows how diagnostics partnerships can strengthen preventive care

As cervical cancer remains a top threat to Filipinas, a citywide diagnostics partnership in Navotas proves that early detection is a smart economic investment.

Scalping in the Philippines has embedded itself into everyday consumer life

From turning moments meant for enjoyment into competitions shaped by speed, consumerism, and resale value, scalping has found itself thriving in the everyday market of Filipinos.

Insurance grows stronger in the Philippines, but coverage remains uneven

Rising premiums, profits, and assets highlight a widening gap between a thriving insurance industry and millions of Filipinos still without protection.

Kris Aquino hints at comeback video podcast for 55th birthday

Amid her ongoing health journey, Kris Aquino gives fans hope for her much-awaited comeback as she hints at launching a video podcast for her 55th birthday, sharing health updates, reflections, and moments from her recovery.

‘Bagets: The Musical’ wows OG star Yayo Aguila, rekindling memories of friendship and fame

Original cast member Yayo Aguila recalls bittersweet memories, friendships, and pride at ‘Bagets: The Musical.’

Ink regrets? Mika Salamanca gets real about tattoo removal

The Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) Celebrity Collab Big Winner opens up about letting go of meaningful ink to commit to her acting career and future roles.

FDCP chair Joey Reyes sounds alarm over audition scam targeting girls

The scam involving FDCP chair Jose Javier Reyes allegedly involved videotaped “auditions” and circulated via Messenger and Viber.

Is Lucho Agoncillo ready for showbiz? Judy Ann Santos weighs in

As netizens predict a future leading man in Lucho Agoncillo, his mom, Judy Ann Santos-Agoncillo, explains why education—and choice—come first.

Adrian Alandy opens up about hand fracture recovery

Actor Adrian Alandy shares tips for mental conditioning and pain management after his 4th metacarpal fracture.

Why the Black Nazarene speaks to Gen Z: Finding meaning in the struggle

The devotion need not be modernized to speak to young people. It already articulates themes that haunt contemporary youth: burden, anxiety, exhaustion, and the search for meaning amid struggle.

A sacred glance amid the surge: ‘Dungaw 2026’ takes center stage at San Sebastián

San Sebastián Basilica announces the official schedule for Dungaw 2026, the deeply symbolic encounter between the Black Nazarene and Nuestra Señora del Carmen during the Quiapo Traslación.

End of an era: Binondo’s historic Lui Chuon Tong Drug Store closes its wooden drawers after 75 Years

After 75 years of service, Binondo’s landmark Lui Chuon Tong Drug Store has closed its physical doors due to utility issues and personal loss, transitioning its historic furniture to a museum and its business to an online platform.

2025 wrapped: how we lived, ate, dressed, and connected

2025 Philippines trends, Michelin Guide Philippines, Gen Z financial security, Pantone Cloud Dancer, ukay-ukay fashion, gentle parenting, retro photography Philippines

A manyaman start to 2026: Pampanga’s Lutung Pesus food tour

Lutung Pesus in San Luis, Pampanga, offers an exclusive, farm-side heritage buffet that blends traditional Kapampangan flavors with a serene, nature-filled dining experience.