North Korea fires another missile over Japan and into the Pacific

North Korea fired a missile on Friday that flew over Japan’s northern Hokkaido far out into the Pacific Ocean, South Korean and Japanese officials said, further ratcheting up tensions after Pyongyang’s recent test of a powerful nuclear bomb.

‘KILLING DEMOCRACY’ | Etta says House’s move to cut CHR budget an addt’l evidence...

The House of Representatives' move to reduce the budget of the Commission on Human on Rights to P1,000 would add evidence to the case filed against President Rodrigo Durerte before the International Criminal Court, former CHR chairperson Loretta Ann "Etta" Rosales said.

WATCH | Decaying body of 16-year-old teen from Caloocan found in Bulacan

The decaying body of a 16-year-old boy identified as Michael Angelo Remecio was found in Brgy. Gaya-Gaya, San Jose del Monte, Bulacan.

WATCH | Taxi driver Tomas Bagcal charged as co-conspirator in killing of Carl, Kulot

The 54-year-old taxi driver who claimed that he was robbed by Carl Angelo Arnaiz before the latter was killed by the Caloocan police was among those charged in the killing of the 19-year-old teener and his companion, 14-year-old Reynaldo "Kulot" de Guzman.

Angelica Hale advances to grand finale of ‘America’s Got Talent’

She is one of only two child contestants among the 10 finalists who will compete for the big prize next week.
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‘IMBES NA I-ABOLISH, I-SUPPORT’ | CHR finds ally in DND chief Lorenzana

The Commission on Human Rights found an ally in Delfin Lorenza after the chief of the Department of National Defense on Thursday said the CHR was created under the 1987 Charter and thus should be supported.

Despite culling amid bird flu, poultry prices seen stable heading into holiday season

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said poultry prices are likely to remain stable heading into the holiday season even after thousands of birds were culled due to the avian flu.

Win: Public will lose with House move to punish ERC with measly P1,000 budget

It's not just the reduction of the Commission on Human Rights' 2018 budget to a ridiculous P1,000 that has gotten senators worried: the House of Representatives' move to give the Energy Regulatory Commission a similar P1,000 budget could have dire consequences on the country's power situation, according to the Senate's energy committee chief.

Law schools urge lawmakers to ensure impeachment conducted in ‘most judicious, fair, effective’...

The country's association of law schools on Thursday exhorted lawmakers who will play key roles in the impeachment process of the Chief Justice and the Commission on Elections chair to ensure the process is conducted "in the most judicious, fair and effective manner guided by the rule of law."

Duterte appoints ex-Gabriela rep and fellow Davaoeño Luz Ilagan as DSWD usec

President Rodrigo Duterte has appointed former Gabriela party-list representative Luzviminda Cololot Ilagan as Department of Social Welfare and Development undersecretary.

WATCH | 3D-printed mask could lead to brain scanning on the move

Scientists develop a 3D-printed prototype wearable brain scanner they say is four times as sensitive as current magnetoencephalography systems.

THE RACE IS ON | Samsung enters autonomous driving with new business, funding

South Korea’s Samsung Electronics Co Ltd plans to become a major player in autonomous driving, building on its recent $8 billion acquisition of audio and auto parts supplier Harman and its pole position in mobile communications markets.

FOCUS | All the president’s women: Duterte’s fiercest critics and a surly political heir

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has a problem with women, says the woman who has known him longer than perhaps any other: his sister Jocellyn. Duterte’s female critics included his vice president, a prominent senator who is now in jail and the head of the Philippines Supreme Court.

Web server vulnerability led to hack — Equifax

Credit reporting company Equifax Inc blamed a web server vulnerability in its open-source software, called Apache Struts, for the recent data breach that compromised personal details of as many as 143 million U.S. consumers.

‘SOBRA NA ANG PAGDANAK NG DUGO’ | Bishop urges witnesses, kin of minors killed...

Saying there has been too much bloodshed already, Pablo Virgilio "Ambo" David, the Catholic bishop of Caloocan, where two teens died in the hands of the police, is urging relatives of young victims of extrajudicial killings as well as those who have witnessed the executions to come forward and tell what they know.