Filipinas still hungry for World Cup glory
While Filipinos are still celebrating Spain’s victory in the FIFA World Cup, their national women’s football team are deep in training, preparing to make yet…
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While Filipinos are still celebrating Spain’s victory in the FIFA World Cup, their national women’s football team are deep in training, preparing to make yet…
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For the first time in over six decades, the Philippines marches into the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games proudly wearing the men’s basketball crown on its head.
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Gun violence in the Philippines is a serious issue that should not be dismissed as “clickbait,” Vice President Sara Duterte said on Thursday.
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Power firms will not go bankrupt if the government pushes measures to scrap the non-technical system loss in electricity bills, as it accounts for only 1.5…
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Navotas Rep. Toby Tiangco has refiled a bill seeking to remove the system loss charge from consumers’ monthly electricity bills following President Ferdinand…
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The Senate unanimously adopted a resolution during its plenary session recognizing the enduring friendship between the Philippines and Japan, marking the 70th…
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The United States will fund a P30.8-million anti-terrorism training facility for Philippine law enforcement in Pagadian City under an agreement signed Thursday…
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Modern science promises longer, healthier lives through stem cell therapy, gene editing, regenerative medicine, and even the tantalizing prospect of anti-aging…
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What the speech did not do, in any sustained way, was treat crime and drugs as a critical problem requiring a national answer.
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Data centers do not run on ambition alone. They require vast tracts of land, consume enormous amounts of electricity and use tremendous volumes of water to…
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For a country whose vast population queues for hours for P20 per kilo subsidized rice, one cannot help but ask if satellites can be eaten.
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If the Pasig teaches us that even a neglected river may flow again, Quezon reminds us that a Republic may also renew itself.
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The national government's outstanding debt climbed to a record P19.07 trillion as of end-June, up P518.98 billion, or 2.8 percent, from P18.55 trillion a month…
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Philippine economic growth could slow to as low as 1.42 percent in the second quarter as the Gulf conflict continues to weigh on the domestic economy,…
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A wanted alleged New People's Army (NPA) leader and a Filipino-American woman identified by security authorities as having links to the Communist Party of the…
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The U.S. Embassy in the Philippines and the Zamboanga del Sur provincial government have signed an agreement establishing a ₱30.8-million…
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The state-owned Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has partnered with the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) to integrate…
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