Filipina drug convict and death row prisoner Mary Jane Veloso, clad in traditional Indonesian attire, smiles during a programme celebrating Kartini Day in honour of Indonesian national heroine and womens rights activist Raden Kartini at Yogyakarta p
BACOLOD CITY A pastor of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP) and his co-accused, known as the Himamaylan seven, were acquitted of two counts of murder and seven counts of frustrated murder on Monday, Nov. 18. Judge Rodney Magbanua
MANILA, Philippines (Updated 2:39 p.m.) — No Filipino national has been reported hurt to the Philippine Embassy in Washington, DC after Hurricane Milton made landfall in the west coast of Florida on Thursdayphrich, October 10. Consul General D
MANILA, Philippines How would you rate the Philippine Health Insurance Corporations (PhilHealth) performance? This was the question raised by Sen. Minority Leader Koko Pimentel III during the Senates Thursday deliberations on the proposed 2025 fundi
Lower gains from the brandy and leisure businesses tempered growth in Alliance Global Group Inc.s (AGI) nine-month net profit, which ended flat at P13 billion. In a stock exchange filing on Friday, the company led by billionaire Andrew Tan said its
As happens every time a new president is elected, Donald Trump is experiencing a sudden role reversal. His campaign to earn support from voters has ended abruptly and a new one has begun among donors and activists to earn his support for their prior
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(REDJIE CAWIS/CONTRIBUTED PHOTO)phrich BAGUIO CITY The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)-Cordillera on Monday advised motorists to avoid Kennon Road and instead use alternate roads going to and from Baguio as rock falls continued due to
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2024-11-11MANILA, Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. formalizedthe ban on Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) in an executive order (EO) released on Friday, November 8. Marcos verbally banned POGOs in his State of the Nation Address last July