18 killed in Chad attack
N’DJAMENA, Chad — Eighteen people have been killed in an attack by suspected Boko Haram jihadists in the Lake Chad region, a Chadian military source said…
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NoKor returns U.S. soldiers’ remains
SEOUL, South Korea — A US military aircraft flew the remains of American servicemen out of North Korea on Friday, a move hailed by the White House as a…
Majority Leader known next week
The dominant House coalition will elect a Majority Leader by next week, interim Majority Leader and 2nd District Capiz Rep. Fredenil Castro said.
Taiwanese reigns in rain
CARMONA, Cavite – Chiang Huang endured a long rain-delay battle to claim a four-shot victory over Thai aces in the ICTSI Champion Tour Friday at the Tagaytay…
Historical justice law
“Legislators expect the law to be challenged before the Supreme Court on mainly the portion that will allow the Bangsamoro region to expand indefinitely…
Bitter pill to swallow
Doctors at a Quezon City clinic supervise the deworming of children with their happy moms looking on.
CA upholds SEC on Rappler ruling
The Court of Appeals (CA) upheld the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) decision to revoke the certificate of incorporation of online news outfit…
Belle Corp. nets strong gains in H1
Property and casino operator Belle Corp. reported an 11 percent surge in revenues in the first six months of the year on strong gains from its gaming…
De Lima arraigned on drug charges
After 17 months in detention for drug-related charges, opposition Sen. Leila de Lima was finally arraigned yesterday by a Muntinlupa City regional trial court…
‘Eat Bulaga’ version 4.0 unleashed
“I think when you love what you do, you love the people you work with and you love the industry you are in, then success will follow. fefollow.
FIBA brawl proved costly for PH
“They (Gilas Pilipinas) need to regroup. They need to go through the process. They’re hurt (with what happened).
Lonelier days
In his State of the Nation Address (SoNA), President Rodrigo Duterte reaffirmed his commitment to end corruption in government.
UAE takes scholars under its wing
BEIRUT — The Humanitarian Affairs and Development Attaché of the United Arab Emirates Embassy in Lebanon, with support from the Sharjah Charity Association,…
BOL signing draws kudos from senators
Senators yesterday hailed the signing of the Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL) by President Duterte on Thursday, but stressed that the difficult task to implement…
F2 Logistics goes for jugular
F2 Logistics shoots for the crown when it clashes with bitter rival Petron in Game 2 of their Chooks to Go-Philippine Superliga Invitational Conference…
Senior art students recognized
Three students of Sunshine Place’s acrylic painting classes showed that art is ageless, by recently making it to the top 25 and top 50 in the prestigious 2018…
Gov’t retools taxmen with training
The government is retooling personnel of the country’s tax collection agencies with continuing training on best industry practices to sharpen their…
Stocks end week higher
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) sustained its upward momentum as it reentered the 7,700-point mark to close Friday on a high note.
OCA spurns Gilas Pilipinas, again
“The OCA, however, is strict with its three-year residency rule. A player could not be moving in and out of a country during that period.
10 Chinese fugitives deported soon
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) will deport 10 arrested Chinese fugitives following several operations in Metro Manila and Pampanga last week.