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‘Ramming and towing’: Philippines says China disrupted mission to Ayungin Shoal
MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines’ National Security Council (NSC) said Monday evening, June 17, that China used “dangerous maneuvers, including ramming and towing,” to disrupt a routine resupply...
View Article‘Not the end of the world’: Fajardo tips hat to Meralco as San Miguel falls...
MANILA, Philippines – The reality is that June Mar Fajardo and mighty San Miguel will not always be on top. The seven-time PBA MVP said the time has come for Meralco to win that elusive championship...
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Porac mayor blames Pagcor for POGO’s small tax payments
PAMPANGA, Philippines – Lucky South 99, the Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO) raided in Porac, Pampanga, paid only a small amount in real property taxes to the local government despite its...
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FACT CHECK: No reports of ‘dozens of warships’ headed to West PH Sea
Claim: Dozens of warships sent by different countries are headed to the West Philippine Sea. Rating: FALSE Why we fact-checked this: The Facebook page “Military Reborn,” which has over 43,000...
View ArticleMbappe rules out playing in Paris Olympics after Real Madrid move
Kylian Mbappe confirmed on Sunday, June 16 (Monday, June 17, Manila time), he will not play for France’s Olympic team at the Paris Games as his new club Real Madrid is against the idea. The...
View ArticlePhilippine Congress urged to probe alleged US anti-vax campaign | The wRap
Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines: Probe into Pentagon’s alleged anti-vax campaign sought ACT Teachers Representative France Castro urges the House of Representatives to...
View Article[ANALYSIS] How one company boosts farmer productivity inside the farm gate
On the corporate front, there’s good news for our rice farmers. Determined to reduce debilitating food inflation by focusing on that one staple with the highest impact on kitchen table costs, BioPrime...
View ArticleCountries slam China’s ‘dangerous’ acts during Philippines’ Ayungin mission
MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines’ treaty-ally, the United States, condemned on Monday, June 17, China’s “aggressive, dangerous maneuvers” during a Philippine resupply mission to the BRP Sierra...
View ArticleWhat to Anticipate For in The Grandest Marketing Show of the Year — BACKSTAGE
D’ Au2nomous Production, a senior marketing class production from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines Manila, presents The Grandest Marketing Show of the Year! This is a seminar event about...
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Gatchalian asks: Did Alice Guo enter the Philippines as a Chinese child?
MANILA, Philippines – Senator Sherwin Gatchalian obtained documents bolstering allegations that Mayor Alice Guo of Bamban, Tarlac, may be Chinese and not Filipino. Gatchalian on Tuesday, June 18, said...
View ArticleStorybook ending for Nenad Vucinic in PH return as Meralco claims historic crown
MANILA, Philippines – The decision to bring back Nenad Vucinic has paid dividends for Meralco. Tapped to be an active consultant, Vucinic helped the Bolts capture their first-ever PBA championship two...
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Probe sought after some retiree, investor visas found dubiously granted to...
MANILA, Philippines – Leaders at the House of Representatives want to conduct an inquiry in aid of legislation on the country’s processes for granting special visas, on top of late birth...
View ArticleWATCH: Eating raw woodworms in Palawan
PALAWAN, Philippines – The province of Palawan is known for its breathtaking island sceneries, rich marine life, cashew nut production, and Tamilok—the “woodworm” you eat raw. To harvest them, one...
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Veteran screenwriter Armando ‘Bing’ Lao dies at 75
MANILA, Philippines – Award-winning Filipino screenwriter Armando “Bing” Lao died on the morning of Tuesday, June 18. He was 75. Lao’s death was confirmed by the Cultural Center of the Philippines’...
View ArticleArrested pro-Palestine activist Edison Yu posts bail
MANILA, Philippines — The pro-Palestine activist who was arrested in Taguig City walked free from detention after posting bail. Edison Yu was released from detention on Tuesday, June 18, according to...
View ArticlePhilippine soldier ‘severely injured’ in China’s Ayungin assault – AFP | The...
Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines: AFP: Soldier severely injured after China’s ‘intentional ramming’ in Ayungin Shoal The Armed Forces of the Philippines confirms a...
View ArticleIn This Economy: Ano ang epekto ng panahon sa ekonomiya?
MANILA, Philippines – Matindi ang init na naranasan sa Pilipinas ngayong 2024, at ayon sa mga ekonomista mula sa Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, may epekto ang grabeng init sa ekonomiya at inflation. Sa...
View ArticleBeloved candy vendor ‘Lolo Pops’ passes away at 75
PAMPANGA, Philippines – A beloved candy vendor of Angeles City, Angelito Gino-Gino, “Lolo Lito” to his family and dubbed “Lolo Pops” by his patrons, passed away at the age of 75 on Tuesday, June 18....
View ArticleAnti-graft court reverses guilty ruling vs Butuan City barangay official
MANILA, Philippines – The anti-graft court overturned the guilty verdict handed by a lower court in Butuan City in the Caraga region to a village chief, who allowed displaced families to temporary...
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Mixed reactions across provinces greet Sara Duterte’s resignation
CAGAYAN DE ORO, Philippines – Vice President Sara Duterte’s resignation has drawn mixed reactions, showing the complex political landscape and diverse expectations of Filipinos. Duterte resigned from...
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