Myca became the youngest victim of the war on drugs in the Philippines. From 2016 through 2022, as many as 30,000 Filipinos ...
Bernard James Remollino, an associate professor and author of “Pancho Villa: World Champion, 1923,” will talk about his book ...
Duterte championed vigilante justice amid rising drug pushers, petty thieves DUTERTE WATCH. Relatives and supporters of alleged extrajudicial killing victims watch the confirmation of charges hearing ...
SLUM area in Manila, where housing shortages continue to grow. The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) warns that the country’s slum areas are expanding due to a lack of ...
LAST Sunday, we said farewell to a committed professional who dedicated his life to his country in service, advocacy and sacrifice. Dr. Alfredo “Alran” Bengzon, at the age of 91, quietly left to meet ...
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Residents flee as fire rips through slum in Manila
Terrified residents fled as a fire ripped through a crowded slum in the Philippines. Hundreds of locals evacuated their homes in the early hours of Friday to escape the blaze rapidly engulfing ...
A Malaysian national and a Filipino were killed on Tuesday when a helicopter crashed in a vacant lot about two hours southeast of Manila. The Bell 505 helicopter carrying five people, including two ...
FILIPINO public school children were recruited into a Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-linked propaganda campaign last year, an investigation by the SeaLight Foundation has revealed. “This is how ...
THE British-Norwegian pop band A1 is set to bring “kilig” and nostalgia to their Filipino fans once again, performing in Cebu on Oct. 16, 2026 at the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel and Casino, and in ...
A significant majority of Filipino adults support the passage of a law against political dynasties, with 64% expressing ...
In his latest 30-minute mini-documentary, Goldberg goes under Manila’s busiest highway — San Andreas Bukid — where around 300 people (about 100 families) live in makeshift homes.
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Jinggoy Estrada on Friday downplayed criticisms of his questions to a basketball player seeking naturalization before the Senate, describing his comments as nothing more ...
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