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Over the past years, Manila’s music scene has continued to thrive as Filipino fans are treated to live concerts by Hollywood’s most celebrated musicians. The…
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Discordant notes
The announcement of President Rodrigo Duterte and National Democratic Front chairman Jose Ma. Sison that the peace talks between the government and the…
27 terror suspects nabbed
TEHRAN, Iran — Iran’s intelligence ministry said on Monday it had arrested 27 members of a “terrorist network” suspected of planning attacks last week to…
Talented yet broke
There are plenty of cautionary tales about famed artists gone broke in our country. There are far worst stories of some who struggle financially throughout…
Lagarde: Cloud over global economy getting darker
International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde attacked the US protectionist trade policies and warned that the cloud over global economy “is…
For the first time Makati City earns ‘unqualified opinion‘ of CoA
BINAY Makati City’s financial report for calendar year 2017 has fully satisfied the requirements of the Commission on Audit (CoA), Mayor Abby Binay yesterday…
Villar wants Senate to look into water quality in Manila Bay
Sen. Cynthia Villar has sought a Senate inquiry into the condition of waste water treatment in Metro Manila, identified as a main factor in the continued…
Duterte ignores protesters
President Rodrigo Duterte rallied Filipinos on the occasion of the 120th Philippine Independence Day celebration, asking them to help his administration in…
Gov’t bulldozes CIPs, ball mills in Diwalwal gold area
The Philippine Mining Development Corp. (PMDC) said it would demolish the batch-type mini CIP (Carbon in Pulp) and ball mills at the Diwalwal gold area after…
Nicaragua plunges into violence, chaos
Armed riot police and pro-government paramilitaries on Monday attacked barricades manned by anti-government activists in the Nicaraguan capital, plunging…
One more ray, the way to unity
“The first ray should have been a Muslim ray,” Senator Richard Gordon told the Daily Tribune in a phone interview on Tuesday, Independence Day.
Training for PH gov’t leaders gets support
National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) key officials completed a leadership and management skills training course with support from the Australian…
Love story told through music
Graham Russell, singer and guitarist of the iconic rock band Air Supply, says he will always view the song “All Out of Love” as his first piano piece. It is…
Dubai businesses get easy payment offer
IN Dubai, businesses and companies are being offered every help they could get from the government for them to overcome obstacles and maintain their…
Military official justifies activation of joint task forces
‘This is not only to counter terrorism and insurgency but more on humanitarian assistance and disaster response missions’
Pontejos wins shootout gold
BOCAUE, Bulacan – Gunner Janine Pontejos served as the silver lining to Perlas Pilipinas’ gloomy campaign as she claimed the gold medal in the women’s shootout…
Amped-up Fête de la Musique
The renowned French music party, Fête de la Musique, will return to the Philippine stage on June 23, 29 and 30 to bring together a wide variety of talents, who…
ColorManila Cebu, Iloilo runs
ColorManila is bringing both the CM Challenge Run and the CM Paradise Run to Cebu and Iloilo, respectively, for two weekends this month.
Mickelson shuns ‘carnival golf’
SOUTHAMPTON, New York– Phil Mickelson was almost gushing in his praise of Shinnecock Hills on Monday, but that doesn’t mean the five-time major winner backs…
Pistons, Casey ink five-year deal
DETROIT, Michigan– Dwane Casey has been hired as new coach of the Detroit Pistons, joining the basketball franchise on a five-year deal four weeks after his…