‘Bump stocks’ become hot item at gun stores after Vegas massacre

When attached to a semi-automatic rifle, a bump stock uses the gun’s recoil energy to “bump” the trigger into the finger, causing it to fire far more quickly than possible if using one’s hand manually.

INGRATO? | Koko blasts PNP over unsolved killings in wake of Mindoro councilor’s murder

Senate President Aquilino Pimentel III blasted the Philippine National Police, including Director General Ronald dela Rosa, saying “criminals are being emboldened” by law enforcers’ perceived “incompetence,” following the murder of a councilor of Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro and his teenage son.

Avon initiates Pink Minute campaign on life-saving breast self examination

The global company for women launches its 2017 Kiss Goodbye to Breast Cancer initiative.

WATCH | UN refugee body renews urgent call for help for half a million...

As governments thresh out the complicated arrangements needed to stop the exodus of the Rohingya - the stateless, Muslim minority in Myanmar - into overcrowded temporary shelters in Bangladesh, the United Nations has renewed its urgent call for help to ease the humanitarian crisis.

U.S. embassy closed on Monday

The U.S. embassy in Manila and its affiliated offices will be closed on Monday, October 9, which is Columbus Day, an American holiday.

PIXEL PERFECT | Google launches new phones, speakers in hardware push

Google unveiled the second generation of its Pixel smartphone along with new voice-enabled home speakers, redoubling its commitment to the hardware business as it competes with a surge of devices from Apple Inc and Amazon.

Cordillera disaster response councils on alert as LPA enters Mt. Province

The Office of the Civil Defense Cordillera and the local disaster risk reduction management councils of local governments in the region have been placed on alert after the Philippine Atmosphere, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration confirmed a low pressure area in the vicinity of Natonin, Mountain Province.

Niger, U.S. troops killed in ambush

(UPDATE - 9:23 a.m.) Five soldiers from Niger and three U.S. Army Special Forces troops were killed in an ambush on a joint patrol in southwest Niger on Wednesday, according to Nigerien and U.S. officials. Two other American soldiers were wounded

It’s uncomplicated! Anne Curtis launches her new ‘easy’ makeup line

Here's how to achieve Anne's full lips and flawless complexion.

Pregnant Sarah Lahbati shares her beauty secrets and priorities

Minty stuff is comforting, the gorgeous mom says.

A Minute With: Harrison Ford, Ryan Gosling on ‘Blade Runner 2049’

There is not much that they can say about the movie, for fear of revealing major plot spoilers.

Bangladesh destroys boats ferrying Rohingya from Myanmar

Bangladeshi authorities have destroyed about 20 boats that ferried Rohingya Muslims fleeing violence in Myanmar, accusing smugglers of using the huge exodus to bring methamphetamine into the country.

Catalonia moves to declare independence from Spain on Monday

Catalonia will move on Monday to declare independence from Spain after holding a banned referendum, pushing the European Union nation toward a rupture that threatens the foundations of its young democracy.

WATCH | Marilou Danley denies advance knowledge of Vegas massacre

(UPDATE 2 - 10:00 p.m.) The girlfriend of the Las Vegas gunman who killed 58 people and himself in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history was questioned by the FBI on Wednesday and said through a lawyer she had no idea beforehand that he was “planning violence against anyone.”

‘UBOD NG BASTOS’ | Watch: Trillanes denies Duterte’s claim he illegally obtained bank records...

Claiming President Rodrigo Duterte is the country's only top leader with a very rude behavior, Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV on Wednesday denied the chief executive's latest accusation that he had obtained bank records through the lawmaker's alleged mistress at the Anti-Money Laundering Council.