5 farmers, including minor, arrested and charged in Cagayan as ‘rebels’

Human rights and farmers’ organizations in Cagayan Valley have sounded the alarm over five farmers, including a minor, from Kasibu town, Nueva Vizcaya who were arrested and charged by state security forces for allegedly being communist rebels.

Catalan leader calls for international mediation in Madrid stand-off

The secessionist leader of Catalonia called for international mediation on Monday in the region’s dispute with Madrid, a day after hundreds of people were hurt as police swung truncheons and fired rubber bullets to disrupt an independence referendum.

‘Blade Runner 2049’ red carpet canceled after Las Vegas shooting

The Hollywood premiere went ahead but without a red carpet where stars chat to reporters and pose for photos.

Country stars heartbroken over shooting at Vegas music fest

'It hurts my heart that this would happen to anyone who was just coming out to enjoy what should have been a fun night.'

140 arms, including heavy weapons, surrendered in Lanao Sur

Officials of five Lanao del Sur towns surrendered up to 140 weapons, including mortars, grenade launchers and sniper rifles, to the 6th Infantry Battalion on Monday, October 2.

After Vegas carnage, Democrats renew calls for tougher gun laws but Republicans mum on...

Sunday’s massacre in Las Vegas spurred a ritual-like response from U.S. politicians following the mass shootings that have left a trail of victims across the country: Democrats renewed demands for tougher gun laws while Republicans offered up prayers but showed no signs of supporting such legislation.

PAL starts tighter security measures for US-bound passengers

Philippine Airlines started on Monday the dry-run of tighter security measures for U.S.-bound passengers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 2.
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MEL STA.MARIA | The SC Jardeleza decision does not support CJ’s impeachment

To constitute a constitutional impeachable offense, the requirement is not merely a “violation of the constitution.” It must be a “culpable” one connoting a furtive and seriously deplorable act insidiously intended to endanger the state.

WATCH | ‘ITAPON NA LANG ITO, GILITAN NG LEEG’: No shootout, cops’ plan was...

Before Caloocan authorities killed Carl Angelo Arnaiz while he was handcuffed and kneeling, a police officer only known as "Sir Lakay" or "Mr. Raras" had already told the taxi driver who was allegedly robbed by Arnaiz, that they would have the 19-year-old former UP student executed, so there would be fewer people stealing from taxi drivers.

OPENWORLD 2017 | Oracle debuts revolutionary new machine learning applications

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA -– Oracle unveiled revolutionary new machine learning applications for database and cyber security in the opening keynote presentation at Oracle OpenWorld...

Pernia urges Senate to make TRAIN closer to House version

Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Ernesto Pernia has urged the Senate to make its version of the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) bill “closer” to the version of the House of Representatives.

Q3 ends with ‘subdued’ factory growth

The Philippines last month managed to land second place in Southeast Asia behind Vietnam in terms of growth of manufacturing activity, but the improvement was its second weakest since its inclusion in January last year in the survey IHS Markit conducts for Nikkei, Inc.
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MPIC to invest P20B for MRT rehab

Metro Pacific Investments Corporation (MPIC) has increased by P8 billion the resources it plans to pour into its proposed takeover and rehabilitation of the Metro Rail Transit Line 3 (MRT-3).
Cops bust Catalan voting

EU urges Spain to talk to Catalans, condemns violence

The EU executive urged Spain to talk to Catalan separatists on Monday, condemning violence but also calling for unity, a day after Spanish police beat people trying to vote in an independence referendum in Catalonia.

Britain’s Monarch Airlines goes bust, stranding thousands

Britain’s Monarch Airlines collapsed on Monday, stranding more than 100,000 travelers abroad after it fell victim to intense competition for flights to holiday destinations in Spain and Portugal.