MNLF ‘faction’ recruiting in Palawan promises salary, guns; AFP raises scam alert
The military's Western Command (WESCOM) on Monday warned factions of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) in Palawan to stop their recruitment activity as it was sowing fear among the people. The recruiters are reportedly promising salaries, identification cards and even guns. Recruitment is a violation of the peace process, officials said.
GlobalPort and SMB’s Pessumal-Van Opstal trade stirs confusion
The GlobalPort Batang Pier and the San Miguel Beermen on Monday completed a trade between two rookies that stirred confusion. The Batang Pier sent...
Partylist lawmaker says Congress holds key to ‘Unli’ Martial Law
(UPDATED - 5:45 P.M.) MANILA, Philippines - “Unli-martial law”, or unlimited martial law, may presumptively be possible, but this will depend on the tact...
Aguirre forms panel to probe NBI cybercrime unit, digital forensics lab
Justice Secretary Vitaliano N. Aguirre II has ordered a probe of corruption allegations against the National Bureau of Investigation's Cybercrime Division and Digital Forensics Laboratory.
Gabe Norwood ‘surprised’ by Gilas pool selection
Ace defender Gabe Norwood said he was surprised by his inclusion in the Philippine national men's basketball team's pool for the 2017 FIBA Asia...
Liam Cunningham says ‘Game of Thrones’ characters like Ser Davos ‘speak for the audience’
One week before Season 7 arrives, let's hear it from a prominent cast member of the acclaimed fantasy series.
WATCH | Pikon na: Villar shoots down Bureau of Plant Industry excuses, threatens to...
(UPDATE - 8:00 P.M.) Sen. Cynthia Villar lost her temper on Monday and warned that she would sue those allegedly behind the garlic cartel that sent prices of the produce surging to as high as P200 per kilogram even when its landed cost was only P17 a kilo.
STYLE SMARTS | K-Beauty 101: Voguing, emulsions, and that gorgeous luminous look
It starts with a serious skincare routine and ends with makeup that looks youthful, natural, and innocent.
‘Forked tongue’ Duterte laying grounds for nationwide martial law – CPP
President Rodrigo Duterte is speaking with a “forked tongue” to lay the basis “for nationwide martial law, which will further aggravate the campaign of murder and brutalities under his strongman rule,” communist rebels claimed.
REVIEW | Despite being set in 1899 New York, ‘Newsies’ strikes close to home
There’s magic in Globe Live and 9 Works Theatrical's production of this 2012 Broadway sensation from Disney.
LOOK, WATCH | 5.4 magnitude quake hits Leyte anew; Intensity 5 reported in Ormoc
A 5.4 magnitude earthquake of tectonic origin again hit Leyte Monday morning. The tremor's epicenter was traced nine kilometers southeast of Ormoc City and occurred at 9:41 a.m.
KOTSENG LASING? | Watch: Car powered by whisky hits the road
A car powered by biofuel derived from the waste products of whisky making has first successful test-drive.
Thirty years on, U2 still find relevance in ‘The Joshua Tree’
The band is playing the entire record in sequence to 2.4 million fans on their 2017 tour.
WATCH | Investment banker who used to sit all day now cultivates own farm...
How can you grow 15 to 20 pounds of food weekly inside a small, dark container? Watch this video.
‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ slings to massive $117 million opening
That figure is higher than industry estimates, which were in the $90 million to $110 million range.