Erik Matti won’t re-submit ‘Buy Bust’ to MMFF
The 2016 MMFF Best Director winner is no longer interested in joining this year's festival.
Islamic State fights fiercely in shrinking Iraqi and Syrian strongholds
Western-backed forces edged into the final redoubts of the two capitals of Islamic State's self-declared caliphate in Iraq and Syria on Tuesday, hampered by fierce resistance from the militants and the presence of human shields.
HS principal in Batangas critical after ambush
A high school principal in Batangas province was in critical condition after motorcycle-riding gunmen ambushed her Tuesday morning in Lipa City.
WATCH | Tanauan ‘walk of shame’ for teen slammed
The Commission on Human Rights and the National Youth Commission blasted the local government of Tanauan City for making a teenager do the “walk of shame,” which parades alleged petty criminals and drug suspects in public with signs proclaiming their supposed offenses.
House panel defers issuance of show-cause order to CA justices in Ilocos 6 case
A House panel probing alleged misuse of P66 million in tobacco excise taxes has deferred issuance of a show-cause order to two Court of Appeals justices it had locked horns with for their grant of legal relief to six Ilocos Norte employees detained by Congress for failing to testify.
BCDA to bid out new Clark airport terminal this month
BCDA is set to bid out the construction of the new terminal building of Clark International Airport in the next few weeks, its president and chief executive officer Vivencio Dizon said Tuesday on the sidelines of a Department of Transportation event at the PICC.
Aguirre directs NBI to probe resurgence of prison drug trade
Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre II on Tuesday directed the National Bureau of Investigation to probe and conduct case build-up on the reported resurgence of the illegal drug trade at the New Bilibid Prisons, which Aguirre said earlier now involved a handful of members of the police Special Action Forces (SAF) assigned there months ago to ensure strict security.
Cardinal Tagle reflects on why some Catholics accept drug-related killings
Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle has some theories on why it seems some Catholics accept the thousands of killings associated with the war on drugs, despite the strict biblical injunction "thou shalt not kill.' He shared these in a press conference on the upcoming Philippine Conference on New Evangelization (PCNE).
WATCH | Marawi Crisis: Govt forces retake Maute’s stronghold in Dansalan College
Recovered from the abandoned stronghold within ground zero of the war zone were an assortment of high powered firearms and related fighting equipment, including a caliber .50 machine gun, communications items and even a drone suspected to have been used for surveillance purposes.
THE WAR ON DRUGS, YEAR 1 | Those left behind: Edna
Edna, 25, cries like a child as she recalls how her husband Fred, who works on dump trucks, was repeatedly shot at, for unknown reasons, outside a neighbor's house. She and their 5-year-old child are deeply traumatized.
PBA urged to move schedule to accommodate Gilas’ stint in FIBA World Cup qualifiers
The PBA is urged to change its schedule next season to avoid conflicts with the Philippine national men's basketball team which will compete in...
Erich Gonzales’ billboard suitor called a ‘scammer,’ ‘hokage’
A Twitter user named Dewanie Catapang issued some very unsavory claims about Xian Gaza on Tuesday.
WATCH | NAIA trash bin baby stable in hospital, but mom still nowhere to...
The newborn boy abandoned in a trash can at a restroom of NAIA Terminal 1 is doing well, so far, at a hospital in Pasay City, but continues to be under close observation by doctors who want to rule out any infection.
Alden Richards to have heart-to-heart with Cardinal Tagle
The Pambansang Bae will be a guest at the fourth Philippine Conference on New Evangelization on July 28.
Possible LPA may trigger flooding, landslides in east
Flooding and landslides are possible this weekend in eastern sections of both Luzon and the Visayas from rains spawned by an anticipated low-pressure area (LPA).