Japanese serial killer known as “Twitter Killer,” executed

Takahiro Shiraishi covers his face inside a police car in Tokyo year 2017, Photo from NBC News. Tokyo, Japan — Takahiro Shiraishi, 34, infamously known as the “Twitter Killer,” was executed by hanging for the murders of nine people — eight women and one man. The male victim was reportedly the boyfriend of one of…

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NBI arrests two Chinese nationals, one of whom punched its agent

Photo of the Chinese Nationals being arrested by the NBI Agents via ABS-CBN News Two Chinese nationals were resisted by National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) operatives during a raid in Paranaque City, one of whom attacked NBI agents. ABS-CBN News reported. One of the Chinese nationals allegedly punched the arresting agents during the operation. Some of…

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Basaan Zone: Zamora announces adjustments for the upcoming ‘Wattah Wattah Festival’

San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora announced the final arrangements and amended guidelines for the upcoming Wattah Wattah Festival. The Wattah Wattah Festival, particularly in 2024, was drenched with criticism due to the actions of some San Juaneños that crossed the line from fun to aggressive—and, in some cases, hostile. To prevent this from happening…

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121 Philippine universities recognized in 2025 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings

A record-breaking 121 higher education institutions (HEIs) from the Philippines have made it to the 2025 Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings released on June 18, marking a major milestone for the country’s academic and sustainability efforts. This year’s tally more than doubles the Philippines’ 2024 count of 56 schools, giving the country the highest…

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DICT launches free WiFi sites in Tawi-Tawi

The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) expanded its Free Public Internet Access Program (FPIAP) to Tawi-Tawi, setting up 53 internet sites across 25 locations in the province. Powered by Data Lake Inc., Handlink Inc., and We Are IT Philippines Inc., the sites provide free internet access to Tawi-Tawi residents, who face the country’s…

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