Chinese state media says US should take some blame for cyber attack
Chinese state media on Wednesday criticized the United States for hindering efforts to stop global cyber threats in the wake of the WannaCry "ransomware" attack that has infected more than 300,000 computers worldwide in recent days.
WATCH | Wealth check: PH Senate remains a gov’t institution of multi-millionaires and lately...
Copies of Statements of Assets, Liabilities and Net worth of senators show that in 2016, the Upper House had two billionaire and 22 multi-millionaire members.
PH economic growth lower than expected at 6.4% in Q1
The Philippine economy grew by 6.4 percent in the first three months of 2017, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) announced on Thursday, with the figure lower than the 7 percent expected by officials and the 6.8 percent from a BusinessWorld poll.
PC HARDWARE | Palit releases new GeForce GT 1030
Graphics card manufacturer Palit Microsystems Ltd recently released the Pascal-based GT series -- Palit GeForce GT 1030.
Putin offers transcript to prove Trump did not pass secrets to Russia
Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that US President Donald Trump had not divulged any secrets during a meeting in Washington with Russian officials and offered to prove it by supplying Congress with a transcript.
Batang Gilas captures 4th straight SEABA U16 title
The Philippine national youth basketball team trounced Malaysia, 83-62, to complete a sweep and capture its fourth straight title in the 2017 SEABA Under-16...
Vietnam’s American coach left in awe of Gilas: ‘I’m really impressed’
Despite getting beaten by 55 points, the Vietnam national basketball team relished the chance of playing against Gilas Pilipinas in their SEABA Championship encounter. It...
A confident Sassa Dagdag releases her debut album
'Sassy Sassa' contains five original feel-good pop tracks that showcase the 14-year-old's world-class singing voice.
WATCH | ‘It’s not policy’: NEDA chief resists Duterte ‘rejection’ of EU aid
(UPDATE 2 - 1:12 p.m.) The Philippines' decision to stop development assistance from the European Union was a display of the country's independent foreign policy, a top aide of President Rodrigo Duterte said on Thursday.
Leni’s drop in net worth because of expenses in poll protest case vs Bongbong
The net worth of Vice President Leni Robredo decreased because of expenses related to the election protest filed by former Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, her legal counsel said.
US decries Washington brawl during Turkish president’s visit
The United States said on Wednesday that it was voicing its "strongest possible" concern to Turkey over a street brawl that erupted between protesters and Turkish security personnel during President Tayyip Erdogan's visit to Washington DC.
WATCH | File protest over Chinese rockets on Kagitingan Reef – lawmaker
The government should, “at the very least,” file a diplomatic protest over China’s installation of rocket launchers on disputed Fiery Cross Reef, also called Kagitingan Reef by Manila, a lawmaker said Wednesday.
WATCH | Prosecutors move to drop drug raps vs Marine colonel Marcelino, asset
(UPDATE - 1:37 p.m.) Prosecutors on Thursday formally sought the withdrawal of drug charges filed against Marine colonel Ferdinand Marcelino and Chinese national Yan Yi Shou.
How can PH schools become world class? Education specialist suggests two ways
What should Philippine educational institutions do to be included in the list of the world's top universities? A specialist from the Commission on Higher Education suggests two ways for local schools to be globally competitive.
‘NPA raid on outpost was a holdup’ – Cordillera police
Police in the Cordillera region denied one of their outposts in Benguet province had been raided by the New People’s Army, choosing to describe the incident as a holdup because the rebels are supposedly “non-existent.”