Congressman demands apology from Sanofi – not for injecting kids, but for advisory...
SAGIP Partylist Representative Rodante Marcoleta has demanded an apology from Sanofi Pasteur, not for injecting Filipino children with its dengue vaccine, but for issuing a "reckless" and "tactless" advisory that has caused alarm.
WATCH | Outnumbered, lawmakers voting ‘no’ to 1-year ML extension send clear warning of...
They may have been outnumbered but lawmakers who voted "no" to President Duterte's request to extend martial law in Mindanao for a year - for the entire 2018 - and suspend the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus delivered a clear warning on the constitutional perils of taking that road.
Piolo Pascual to be feted by Variety as among Asian rising stars in Macau...
He is one of eight recipients of the Variety Asian Stars: Up Next special award at the 2nd International Film Festival & Awards Macao.
FOCUS | Did Sanofi, WHO ignore warning signals on dengue vaccine?
Dr. Scott Halstead, a leading figure in dengue research, first proposed that antibodies from an initial exposure to one of four types of the disease could increase the risk of a potentially lethal complication called severe dengue when a person was infected a second time, a process know as antibody-dependent enhancement or ADE. This phenomenon could make development of a dengue vaccine tricky.
Iligan rep says ML key to economic progress but Kabataan rep asks, ‘What about...
Iligan City Representative Frederick Siao, whose district has become the temporary home of displaced Marawi City residents, voted to extend martial law in Mindanao for one year, saying the recovery and rehabilitation of Marawi would not be possible if people's safety is not assured.
WATCH | DOJ files 295 counts of inciting tro rebellion raps vs alleged IS...
The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Tuesday filed 295 counts of inciting to rebellion charges before the Taguig City Regional Trial Court against alleged Islamic State recruiter Karen Hamidon.
WATCH | Congress approves 1 more year of martial law in Mindanao
Congress voted to approve on Wednesday, December 13, President Rodrigo Duterte’s request to extend martial law and the suspension of the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus in Mindanao for another year, from January 1 to December 31, 2018.
Quest caps eventful career year with soaring new single
His latest single, 'Tagay,' is about the resilience that Filipinos are known for.
WATCH | Bato to head BuCor after retiring from PNP
Philippine National Police chief Ronald dela Rosa will be appointed to head the Bureau of Corrections after his mandatory retirement on turning 56 on January 21 next year.
Rights lawyers see martial law extending to whole country
Human rights lawyers said extending martial law in Mindanao for another year “seems to be part of a grand design or intent to eventually place the entire country under virtual military rule and completely transform the nation into a police state.”
BLOW TO TRUMP | Democrat wins U.S. Senate seat in Alabama
Democrat Doug Jones won a bitter fight for a U.S. Senate seat in deeply conservative Alabama on Tuesday, U.S. media projected, dealing a political blow to President Donald Trump in a race marked by accusations of sexual misconduct against Republican candidate Roy Moore.
Martial law a ‘flexible concept’ and ‘warning to people’ – Palace exec
A Palace executive called martial law a “flexible concept” that essentially warns people not to get in the way of government efforts to enforce public safety.
China warns Taiwan not to rely on foreigners after attack threat
Taiwan will fail in its efforts to get foreign support for its cause, the Chinese government said on Wednesday after a senior Chinese diplomat threaten Taiwan would be attacked the instant any U.S. warship visits the self-ruled island.
‘Is inclusion of NPA prelude to nationwide ML?’ Drilon asks
Is the inclusion of the New People’s Army as a “factual basis” for President Rodrigo Duterte’s seeking the yearlong extension of martial law in Mindanao the prelude to extending its coverage to the whole country?
U.S. ready to talk without preconditions – Tillerson to North Korea
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson offered on Tuesday to begin direct talks with North Korea without preconditions, backing away from a key U.S. demand that Pyongyang must first accept that any negotiations would have to be about giving up its nuclear arsenal.














