Senate honors Juan Ponce Enrile
‘Manong Johnny did not simply pass through history. He walked alongside it, making sure that he stood at its center.’
Raffy Ayeng · · 2 min read
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‘Manong Johnny did not simply pass through history. He walked alongside it, making sure that he stood at its center.’
Raffy Ayeng · · 2 min read
As the universe turned its attention to Thailand, the world celebrated a Filipino brand’s global ascent. Filipinos, however, also quietly celebrated a queen…
Jeff Fernando · · 2 min read
The late Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Juan Ponce Enrile’s complex role in the country’s recent history, spanning the administrations of Ferdinand Marcos…
Chito Lozada · · 2 min read
Tributes poured in yesterday for the late Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Juan Ponce Enrile, who passed away on Thursday, as many described him as that rare…
Richbon Quevedo · · 2 min read
Enrile recounted how the revolt came to be labeled the EDSA uprising.
Chito Lozada · · 3 min read
Some legacies aren’t carved in monuments. They live in kitchens, in friendships that survive oceans, in stories that find their way back decades later.
Aldin Jacinto Ali · · 3 min read
The moment Miss World Opal Suchata set foot back on Thai soil, her return became a powerful image of devotion and respect. Clad in a simple black dress that…
Jefferson Fernando · · 2 min read
A new sound is taking flight in the P-pop scene—and it runs deep in the blood. ABS-CBN has officially unveiled DNA, a rising three-member girl group composed…
Jefferson Fernando · · 3 min read
The poem should also be drilled into the heads of the crooks in government, those high officials who cannot be content with their generous perks but still feel…
Ferdinand Topacio · · 3 min read
TOKYO (AP) — President Donald Trump arrived in Japan Monday as newly appointed Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi looks to leverage a personal rapport with the…
Eliana Lacap · · 2 min read
Legarda said the Noli and El Fili remain vital today for addressing global issues such as injustice, elite indifference and the erosion of truth.
Ralph Harvey Rirao · · 2 min read
ILOILO CITY — More than a century after it first waved defiantly against colonial rule, a 127-year-old Philippine flag that led the march for freedom in…
Fraye Cedrick Anona · · 2 min read
Elizabeth Taylor’s life is so colorful that even 14 years after her death, the American actress is still very much talked about.
DT · · 4 min read
‘Every brick, every beam, every hall of this building carries nearly five decades of stories.’
Richbon Quevedo · · 3 min read
President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on Sunday paid tribute to his father, the late president Ferdinand Marcos Sr., on the latter’s 36th death anniversary.
DT · · 1 min read
FARMINGDALE (AFP) — Rory McIlroy learned what it meant to be on Europe’s Ryder Cup squad watching teammates cry in a locker room as a 21-year-old rookie in…
Agence France-Presse · · 2 min read
Yet decades later, what has truly changed? The same old script plays on repeat: corruption scandals, temporary public outrage, trials that drag on for years,…
Margarita Gutierrez · · 2 min read
Yet four decades on, the promise of reform remains unfulfilled as corruption persists and in some ways may have even deepened.
Ed Lacson · · 3 min read