President Donald Trump has once again dominated headlines with an aggressive message aimed directly at Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. In a bold social media post, Trump claimed that U.S. intelligence has pinpointed Khamenei’s exact whereabouts but is choosing not to act “for now.” He further demanded Iran’s “UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER!”—a statement that has reignited…
As America wrestles with a fragile and chaotic immigration system, the Republican-controlled Congress seems more captivated by political theatre than practical solutions. While immigration remains a top concern for many Americans, especially those along the border and in affected communities, Congress appears preoccupied, spending countless hours and taxpayer dollars on sprawling investigations rather than doing…
The Boston Celtics have officially become the most decorated franchise in NBA history, clinching their 18th championship with a decisive victory over the Dallas Mavericks in Game 6 of the NBA Finals. The Celtics, led by Jayson Tatum, showcased their defensive prowess and offensive firepower, securing a historic win that cements their legacy. The victory…
Consumers across the Asia-Pacific region should prepare for another round of oil price hikes, as global market trends indicate an upward adjustment. The Department of Energy attributes the increase to geopolitical tensions, particularly the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine, as well as stalled nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and Iran. With trade talks between…
The Philippine government is demanding P60 million in damages from China after its coast guard allegedly rammed and towed Filipino Navy equipment during a resupply mission in Ayungin Shoal. Defense officials describe the incident as a deliberate act of aggression, rejecting Beijing’s claims that Philippine vessels illegally intruded into Chinese waters. The confrontation underscores ongoing…
Filipino motorists are bracing for another round of fuel price hikes, with gasoline and diesel prices climbing by nearly P1.80 per liter. This marks the fifth consecutive week of increases, driven by escalating hostilities between Israel and Iran, declining oil supply in the U.S., and market reactions to a potential U.S.-China trade agreement. The Department…
Interpol announced on June 16 that it had dismantled a massive cybercrime network operating across the Pacific, with arrests in Nauru and over 20,000 malicious IP addresses taken down. The operation, dubbed “Secure Pacific,” targeted info-stealers — malware bots that harvest passwords and financial data for sale on the dark web. Participating nations included Fiji,…
On June 16, China’s foreign ministry issued a rare public rebuke of Israel, urging it to halt “risky” military operations against Iran and warning of “serious consequences” for regional stability. The statement follows Israel’s June 14 airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites and Tehran’s retaliatory missile barrage. Beijing’s intervention signals a growing ambition to position itself…
On June 16, the Philippines opened its new academic year with a bold experiment: a pilot rollout of the revised K to 12 curriculum in 889 schools. The overhaul trims bloated subject loads and reorients senior high school toward employability — a long-standing critique of the original 2013 law. Under the new framework, core subjects…
