Karapatan accuses gov’t of ‘illegally’ arresting rights workers amid Duterte crackdown on activists
Those arrested had been tagged as members of the New People's Army. But Kapatan said it was "a lie relegated as among the oldest tricks in the PNP and AFP's 'how to get away with illegal arrest and human rights violations' rulebook."
BETT ASIA 2017 | Digital transformation: Future-proofing the workforce
Are we training students in digital literacy to provide them the skills they need for a digital tomorrow?
Chinese investors set eyes on aquaculture prospects in Palawan
A group of Chinese businessmen is expected to arrive here this week to check on the possibility of investing in aquaculture, particularly in the rearing of high-value export commodity fish.
Gilas arrives in Tokyo to begin FIBA World Cup qualifying quest
The Philippine national men's basketball team landed in Tokyo on Tuesday three days before kicking off its 2019 FIBA World Cup qualifying campaign. Gilas...
WATCH | Sereno rejects invite to attend House impeach raps hearing; 11 lawyers to...
Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno has stood her ground against showing up at the hearing of the House Committee on Justice on Wednesday, November 22.
VP Leni lawyer: Bongbong’s ‘witnesses’ not registered voters
The camp of Vice President Leni Robredo accused former Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos of deceiving and lying to the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET) after he submitted a list of witnesses from the provinces of Lanao del Sur, Maguindanao and Basilan whom Robredo's staff determined were not registered voters.
UAAP suspends 3 refs after Adamson’s protest in Final 4 loss vs La Salle
The UAAP has suspended the three referees who worked the Adamson-La Salle UAAP Final Four game last Saturday after the Falcons filed a protest...
REVIEW | ‘Justice League’ is by-the-numbers and lacks dramatic tension
It has funny moments and great fight scenes, but as a whole it is so uninteresting and bland as a superhero team film.
JUSTICE, FINALLY, AFTER 8 YEARS? | Ampatuan massacre victims’ kin hopeful of conviction by...
“We are fervently asking for help because the case is still pending and progressing very slow,” said Maguindanao Rep. Zajid Mangudadatu.
Suu Kyi says Myanmar hoping for deal with Bangladesh on Rohingya refugees
Myanmar’s de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi said on Tuesday she hopes talks with Bangladesh this week will result in a memorandum of understanding on the “safe return” of Rohingya Muslims who fled to Bangladesh in the past three months.
The Late Isabel releases long awaited second album for Ely Buendia’s label
'Imperial' is now available in digital format via Spotify, iTunes, Amazon and Deezer.
WATCH | PLUNDER RAPS FOR PNOY CABINET: 9 ex-secretaries charged over MRT3 maintenance deal...
Nine former secretaries and three undersecretaries in the Aquino administration were charged with plunder Tuesday before the Office of the Ombudsman in connection with the MRT3 maintenance contract fiasco that is being blamed for much of the technical troubles plaguing the commuter train used by half a million people daily.
Megaworld eyes P9B from sale of commercial lots in Cavite
Property developer Megaworld Corp. expects to generate P9 billion from the sale of lots in a new business district within its township project in General Trias, Cavite.
U.S. networks suspend Charlie Rose after sex harassment allegations
Rose is one of of the most prominent American interviewers, the latest public figure to be accused of sexual misconduct.
Protect PH economy, thwart RCEP – IBON research group
The Philippine government should promote and protect Filipino industry instead of pursuing one-sided free trade agreements (FTAs), research group IBON said, after participating countries in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) recently said the regional trade deal would continue their strong economic performance.














