Riego new NCAAPC president
Norman Lee Benjamin Riego of ABS-CBN Sports was elected as the new president of the NCAA Press Corps, succeeding Cedelf Tupas of the Philippine Daily Inquirer.
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The limitations of the GDP metric
In presenting the positive results of the government’s economic programs, the secretary of the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), along with former…
PBA Board tackles Asiad, FIBA
Rain or Shine is expected to be granted rights to represent the Philippines in the upcoming Asian Games today when the Philippine Basketball Association holds…
Moves for children with disabilities backed
The Australian Embassy has extended its assistance to the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in conducting a study that advocates the…
Premium coffee ignites creative community at Spaces
Shared office provider Spaces has partnered with renowned homegrown company, the Wildflour Café + Bakery, to cater a deli café exclusive to the co-working…
Clash over ‘Ashitaba’ tea looms
Two companies dealing in “Ashitaba” herbal teas are headed for a showdown, with one brand threatening to file complaints against the other before the Food and…
GMA won’t help Rody’s cause
Among those thrown off by the House leadership struggle on the day that it was happening were the street protesters who conveniently ascribed what was…
DoJ probe on Lim rushed
Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra said yesterday government prosecutors are expediting the completion and release of their preliminary investigation on the…
For that dream wedding
To celebrate love and marriage and its almost three decades in the catering and food service industry, What’s Cookin’ Kitchenette, led by founder and owner Po…
Business registry agencies streamline operations further
The various business registry-facilitation agencies banded together on Wednesday to streamline further their interconnectedness and by this measure extend to…
Loyalty check
Monday, 23 July, 2018, is a date that will live in infamy for leaders of the ruling party Partido Demokratiko Pilipino (PDP), particularly for former Speaker…
The biggest loser
Politicians know in the deepest recesses of their hearts that no matter how they desire to stay in power, they can’t hang on to their posts forever. In…
Chance for modernization and social justice for the Philippines
There are many indicators and elements for modernization for a country such as the Philippines. Some would look at infrastructure like high-rise buildings.…
Critics’ potent weapon vs federalism
Rep. Gloria Arroyo’s ascension to the top House of Representatives post may have repercussions—not on the House itself but perhaps on her having been elected…
Senate cool on cha-cha, TRAIN 2
Charter change (cha-cha) is not among the priorities of the Senate at this time as no “priority” measures supporting it were submitted by lawmakers for the…
Calvo delivers for Letran
When Letran College needed a leader, it was JP Calvo who answered the call.
SC ruling on IRA share prospective
The Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) “just share” of the country’s local government units (LGU) under the 2019 national budget should be prospective and not…
Fearing indictments and convictions
“It is becoming clear that Sereno is too scared of having Martires or any other senior SC justices that had voted against her and testified against her as the…
Caesar’s wife test
Heads should roll at the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) over a 2017 audit report which exposed shenanigans in the agency like fake farmers in four regions…
Credit to Digong
“The swift action by the President… has factored profoundly in liberating Marawi.