The movie moves at breakneck speeds, with a large of cast of characters all talking loud and dramatically.

(UPDATED - 9:50 a.m.) Catholic bishops railed against fake news, urging the faithful to “rebut and refute falsehood,” as a senator filed a bill seeking to punish its “malicious creation and distribution.”

Kardashian, 36, has two children with West and has spoken openly about her medical struggles during her pregnancies.

German prosecutors said on Wednesday they were investigating a 14-year-old boy suspected of shooting plastic bullets from a toy gun at the King of Thailand who was cycling near Munich late one evening earlier this month. The king was not hurt.

Scheduled maintenance shutdowns of the Malampaya Gas Facility next month and in September will not affect the power supply, the Department of Energy said.

The government’s Inter-Agency Committee on Anti-Illegal Drugs launched on Wednesday "Rehabinasyon," the unified campaign against illegal drugs.

Islamic State militants blew up on Wednesday the Grand al-Nuri Mosque of Mosul and its famous leaning minaret, an Iraqi military statement said, as Iraqi forces seeking to expel the group from the city closed in on the site.

It's a scene you wish you'd only see in the movies: a king cobra, about eight feet long, that creeps into a house and leaves residents and neighbors in constant fear and paranoia because they failed to capture the venomous serpent.

Agriculture has deep roots in the Philippines, but the country’s isn’t really a global or even an Asia-Pacific industry leader. One area where it has failed to maximize opportunities is the $20-billion vegetables market in the region, of which the Philippines only accounts for $240 million.

The Department of Energy is preparing for the scheduled maintenance shutdown of the Malampaya natural gas platform on July 15 and 16, and September 23 and 24, while assuring the public there will be enough supply.

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Marawi resident Tarhata Orangking adds another to the odd names' list. Martial Law was the name she gave her baby, who was born on May 23, the day President Rodrigo Duterte imposed military rule in the entire Mindanao to address the crisis in the city.

Among his lesser known pursuits, the actor, singer and host is putting up his own animation production company.

Laughing before he answered reporters' queries about Duterte's state of health, presidential spokesperson Ernesto Abella dismissed Kit Tatad's claim as make-believe.

Senators crossed party lines in initiating moves to find out why Police Supt Marvin Marcos was able to walk out of prison nearly three months since he was arrested and detained for the November 2016 killing of Rolando Espinosa.