MANILA, Philippines Transport groups led by Pagkakaisa ng mga Samahan ng Tsuper at Opereytor Nationwide (Piston) and Manibela are set to launch today a two-day strike to protest the governments implementation of its public utility vehicle modernizat
MANILAbetinm, Philippines — Persistent online attacks against young human rights defenders in the Philippines have created a climate of fear and mistrust that ripples through families and communities, according to a new report by a human right
MANILAtph99, Philippines A complaint for drug smuggling has been filed before the Pasay prosecutors office against a South African national for alleged possession of P42 million worth of shabu. The Bureau of Customs said charges of violating Republi
MANILA, Philippines — A House leader cautioned Filipino voters to be vigilant in the 2025 midterm elections, urging them to beware of local candidates who may be fabricating their background and credentials like former Bamban, Tarlac mayor Ali
DAVAO CITYyaa casino, Philippines The Duterte-Nograles political rivalry in Davao Citywas formalized yesterday, with former Civil Service Commission (CSC) chair Karlo Nograles filing his certificate of candidacy for mayor. Speaking to the media afte
FILETNT import Rondae Hollis-Jefferson against Ginebra reinforcement Justin Brownlee. They face off once again in the PBA Finals beginning October 23. Marlo Cueto/INQUIRER.net MANILA, PhilippinesThe NBA never got to see the legendary Michael Jordan
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MANILA, Philippines Senator Win Gatchalian said the campaign against illegal Philippine offshore gaming operators (Pogos) was far from over after a hub was raided near the Senate. On Thursday evening, the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation includes Apollo Quiboloy, leader of the Davao-based religious sect Kingdom of Jesus Christ, on its most wanted list for a variety of offenses in the United States, including child sex trafficking. (FBI PHOTO) M