Davao postmaster pushes ‘snail mail’
DAVAO CITY — Postmaster of Davao City Post Office Arnold Hey is trying to rekindle public interest in sending traditional mail.
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PMA extols top cops
The Philippine Military Academy (PMA) on Saturday conferred the Cavalier Award on Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Oscar Albayalde and…
HE said — SHE said
While reports of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infections and acquired immuno deficiency syndrome (AIDS) cases are yet prevalent in the country, I guess…
‘Cleaning’ gun fatal to soldier
Was it an accident or an act of suicide? Foul play, maybe?
Go barnstorms
Former Special Assistant to the President Christopher Lawrence “Kuya Bong” Go is taking a break from his writing chores to hit the campaign trail for the…
‘Freedom of expression not absolute’
Malacañang on Monday maintained its stance that freedom of expression and of the press, as guaranteed by the Constitution, is not an absolute right.
Hit online series airs as TV special
“FINDHER” aims to answer today’s dating dilemma: Is love online?
More than just memes
Weeks before airing, they had already caused a stir online. It was hard not to notice those head-turning memes of a girl with two faces sharing one body. It…
PPO goes to Davao
UNDER the baton of music director and principal conductor Maestro Yoshikazu Fukumura, the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra recently conducted its outreach…
Shaq whack hits smack
Oklahoma City Thunder Hamidou Diallo leaps over former NBA player Shaquille O’Neal for his NBA All-Star Slam triumph. AP
UST vs EAC in D-League
Four other teams get their journeys in the 2019 PBA D-League going on Monday when University of Santo Tomas and Batangas-EAC face off, while SMDC-NU and…
Yellow cronyism in RRoW scam
It may be hard to believe that the Senate and House of Representatives can come to an agreement due to recent issues surrounding the 2019 budget and the…
ACC upholds Phl art
On its fifth year of partnership, the Asian Cultural Council Philippines Foundation and Leon Gallery mark another year with vibrant hopes for continued support…
Breaking old maid notions
So, I got called matandang dalaga recently and in jest, but then I found myself mulling about it after.
Love, dance and create in an auspicious year
February is such an interesting month. It’s about love, good fortune and the arts, and all three, like it or not, end up blending. It’s not strange, for…
Transgender restroom ban’s end seen
NORFOLK, Va. — For nearly four years, Gavin Grimm has been suing his former school district after it banned him from using the boys bathrooms in high school.
Wife left out in tycoon’s will
The Filipina first wife of the late tycoon George S.K. Ty and their two children were left out in the inheritance of the taipan, based on the contents of a…
Flyer dead before crash
The Nepalese student pilot of the ill-fated Piper Seneca RPC 4431 that carried former Interior Secretary Jesse Robredo to his death after it crashed in the sea…
HR issues’ closure sought
Undersecretary Severo Catura of the Presidential Human Rights Committee
UN repeats call to action
The United Nations (UN) is reiterating its call for immediate action on climate change, noting that the year 2019 is a critical year — a last chance of sorts —…