BI operatives arrest Japanese wanted in Japan for various crimes
A 49-year-old Japanese fugitive was arrested by the Bureau of Immigration (BI) operatives last June 12 in Malate, Manila.
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Exiting Morales gives Noynoy tap on wrist
In the twilight of her term, Ombudsman Conchita Carpio-Morales has included former President Aquino among those indicted in the controversial Disbursement…
RCBC unveils blockchain remittances
Homegrown Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC) has partnered with two Japanese banks under Resona Holdings, Inc. to offer a blockchain remittance service that…
Public open for civil partnership — Roman
Members of the LGBT community light candles as they take part in a rally in front of the Supreme Court in Manila on June 19, 2018. The Philippines' top court…
‘Ang Huling El Bimbo’ musical
Do you miss the days when you could just hang out in campus with your friends after classes? You would talk about anything under the sun, and the conversation…
Negativity
Business process outsourcing (BPO) in the Philippines is filled with positivity. To start with, the industry currently employs about 1.15 million people,…
Breakfast at Jens
Breakfast is what my photographer husband Raff looks forward to whenever we check in a hotel for a staycation. He likes the diversity and flexibility that a…
Food finds
There’s no better time to celebrate the uniqueness of Filipino culture—especially when it comes to food. Having been influenced by different nationalities…
QC ready for Q2 national simultaneous quake drills
The Quezon City government is gearing up for the local government unit’s programs for the inclusivity in disaster preparedness as it anticipates the National…
Sereno’s serial scourging
“Read from both sides of the judicial aisle, both the majority decision and at least one in the minority, raise the issue of either fraud or falsification. If…
Galvez: MSU students inspired troops during Marawi siege
Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief of staff Gen. Carlito Galvez Jr. yesterday cited students of the Mindanao State University (MSU) whose “resiliency…
Washington rapist charged based on DNA profile
WASHINGTON, United States — In a race against time, US federal prosecutors have taken the unusual step of indicting the DNA profile of a man suspected of…
Trikes out
With a looming ban on tricycles from transporting students in Metro Manila, city trike drivers and operators may need to be creative to avoid losing their…
DPWH kicks off week-long anniversary celebration
he Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) kicks off its week-long anniversary celebration after the launching of the Regional “One Town One Product”…
Lies, lies, and more lies
“Sereno even had the nerve to claim before her supporters that despite her having been ousted by the High Court, she will continue to fight for the Rule of Law…
Health workers appeal for hike in P10,000 pay
HEALTH workers in public hospitals have appealed to President Rodrigo Duterte to raise their P10,000 salary saying the amount is not enough for them to live…
Japan airlines change ‘Taiwan’ to ‘China Taiwan’ on websites
TOKYO, Japan — Japan’s two largest airlines have changed “Taiwan” to “China Taiwan” on their Chinese-language websites, officials said Tuesday, sparking an…
Catching runaway inflation
“Unfortunately the increased taxes on such multiplier products as petroleum contributed immensely across the value chain. Coupled with the exponential and…
Mitigating the effects of TRAIN
“To protect the poor and vulnerable, the Duterte administration has started implementing social mitigating measures to targeted beneficiaries.”
May the Force be in your feet
Iconic Star Wars characters are showcased in a capsule collection of Bata Bullets and Bata Tennis for Bata Heritage’s spring/summer 2018 line