‘Ayo Ayo sa Nangayo’ puts Bohol’s environmental struggle into perspective

Rappler - Nov 8, 2026

Through local folklore and the story of a century-old narra tree, the award-winning Bohol film asks how much of the environment humanity is willing to lose in the name of change

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Nov 8, 2026

Lawmakers to pass measure expanding nutrition program

Lawmakers have finalized the provisions of the proposed National Children’s Nutrition Act, which will establish an expanded National Children’s Nutrition Program that aims to address stunting among Filipino children. In a statement on Friday, the Second Congressional Commission on Education (Edcom 2) said the new measure approved this month by the bicameral conference committee will

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Teachers without laptops top priority in DepEd rollout

The Department of Education (DepEd) has issued guidelines for the distribution of more than 231,000 laptops to public school teachers ahead of a nationwide rollout on Monday. “We want to ensure these laptops go to teachers who can maximize them most for teaching and learning, while keeping equity at the center by prioritizing teachers who

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Great bluff, true courage: Negros honors its heroes

BACOLOD CITY — The cannons roared, wooden rifles were raised, and “revolutionaries” marched through the streets of Bago City, bringing to life a daring episode in Negros Occidental’s history when an army armed with little more than bamboo cannons and wooden guns fooled Spanish forces into surrendering. The spectacle unfolded on Thursday (Nov. 5) during

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American man jailed for stealing Chanel perfumes at Changi Airport

An American citizen who stole three bottles of Chanel perfume from Singapore's Changi Airport and fled the country in 2025 was arrested nearly a year later upon his return.

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This week’s milestones: Nov. 8 to Nov. 14

Nov. 9, 1965 The province of Samar was divided into three separate provinces—Northern Samar, Eastern Samar and Western Samar (subsequently named Samar)—through a plebiscite which ratified Republic Act No. 4221, approved on June 19, 1965. The plebiscite coincided with the November 1965 general elections. Today, Northern Samar, Eastern Samar and Samar are all classified as

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Nov 8, 2026

‘Ayo Ayo sa Nangayo’ puts Bohol’s environmental struggle into perspective

Lawmakers to pass measure expanding nutrition program

Teachers without laptops top priority in DepEd rollout

Great bluff, true courage: Negros honors its heroes

American man jailed for stealing Chanel perfumes at Changi Airport

This week’s milestones: Nov. 8 to Nov. 14

Gencorp counsel skips Sara Duterte impeachment trial on Nov. 9, cites medical reason

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