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Alex Eala outsmarts Vekic in Berlin, sets up rematch with Rybakina

Three days after her dramatic win at the HSBC Championships in London, Donna Vekic faced Alex Eala at the Berlin Tennis Open and, this time, wasn’t such a lucky loser. Eala defeated the Croatian star in straight sets, 7-5, 6-4, in an hour and 50 minutes in the early afternoon hours on Wednesday, June 17.

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Oroquieta school remains unused over safety concerns

  CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Over a week after the start of classes in public school, some 100 students are still holding classes in makeshift classrooms in Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental, after their parents and teachers declined to use a new two-story, six-classroom school building due to safety concerns. Teachers and parents of students

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Manila Water boosts safety, efficiency, climate resilience of facilities

MANILA, Philippines — Manila Water continues to strengthen and modernize its water supply infrastructure as it advances key facility improvement projects designed to enhance safety, security, service efficiency, and operational reliability across its service areas, especially amid the ongoing impacts of a severe El Niño. As of May 2026, Manila Water has completed three major

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Rep. Marcos on bodyguards: They charge ones who are against them

MANILA, Philippines — House Majority Leader Ferdinand Alexander Marcos has raised doubts on the claims made by the 18 former bodyguards of ex-Ako Bicol party-list Rep. Elizaldy Co, saying that their accusations are only made against those who oppose their side. Marcos, in an ambush interview on Wednesday, was asked about the investigations on the infrastructure

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Aquino, Go call for Senate probe into Ateneo cagers’ deaths

MANILA, Philippines — Senators Bam Aquino and Christopher “Bong” Go on Wednesday called for an investigation into the deaths of Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) basketball players Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili. In a privilege speech during Wednesday’s session, Aquino said the Senate committee on basic education, which he chairs, should conduct a hearing and

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