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Obiena claims gold in LA Grand Prix
Filipino pole-vaulter EJ Obiena continued to build momentum and confidence on his way to the Paris Olympics as he ruled the Los Angeles Grand Prix in California yesterday......»»
MRT-7 construction suffers another delay
The Metro Rail Transit Line 7 (MRT-7) is facing right of way (ROW) troubles in its Bulacan leg, causing another round of delay in the construction, the completion of which is now expected by 2027 at the earliest......»»
Toledo Trojans cruise to PCAP southern division finals
CEBU CITY, Philippines — The Toledo Xignex Trojans exacted revenge against their fierce rival, Davao Chess Eagles, in the Professional Chess Association of the Philippines (PCAP) All-Filipino Conference on Saturday evening, May 18. There was no fitting way to avenge the Trojans’ losses against the Eagles than in the extremely crucial semifinals last Saturday. To.....»»
Three-way battle looms for Laguindingan airport
The Aboitiz Group will possibly face two challengers to its P12.75-billion bid to rehabilitate and upgrade the Laguindingan Airport in Misamis Oriental......»»
JK Labajo sa mama nga sayo nga nawala: It’s always unfair
“Nasuko” ug nagmahay gihapon ang Kapamilya singer-actor nga si JK Labajo sa sayo nga pagkamatay sa iyang inahang niadtong 2013 tungod sa pancreatic cancer. Bisan og pipila na kini ka tuig nga nilabay sa dihang gibiyaan siya sa iyang nanay, gimingaw gihapon siya isip anak nga nagdako nga way paghigugma ug paggiya sa usa ka.....»»
Atin Ito: Mission accomplished
Diskarteng Pinoy” – the Filipino way – made the day for the Atin Ito Coalition’s “peace and solidarity regatta” as it managed to elude a Chinese blockade of Panatag Shoal to accomplish its mission of delivering 1,000 liters of fuel and 200 food packs to Filipino fishermen in the area......»»
Idis: Cutting down of 200 trees justified by ‘progress’
A DAVAO City-based environmental group was dismayed over the cutting down of around 200 trees in Lanang, Davao City to make way for the Samal Island-Davao City Connector (SIDC) Project......»»
Paul Anka does it Oscar Violago’s way
Oscar Violago had no idea what was in store for him when he celebrated his 80th birthday recently in their spacious Forbes Park home......»»
Zaragosa, Sarines show way with 74s
Precious Zaragosa and Mona Sarines surged to the top of the leaderboard in the girls’ 11-14 category in the Junior Philippine Golf Tour, carding two-over 74s for a five-stroke lead at the Splendido Taal Golf Club here Tuesday......»»
Tarlac, finally
It took some time, but finally Tarlac may truly be on its way to development as a world-class city that will properly gain international recognition as one of the major cities in the Philippines where international businesses may want to invest in......»»
Waffling
US President Joe Biden drew flak from all sides for suspending shipment of munitions to Israel as a way of showing displeasure over Tel Aviv’s decision to proceed with its ground operations at Rafah, Gaza’s southernmost city......»»
Back to drawing board
It wasn’t supposed to happen this way. WBO No. 1 bantamweight Reymart Gaballo was pitted against Osaka-based Mexican Kenbun Torres in an eight-rounder at the Midas Hotel and Casino, Pasay City, last Friday to serve as a tune-up for a shot at WBO champion Yoshiki Takei sometime in September......»»
Cebu FC defends home turf, beats One Taguig 3-1 in PFL
CEBU CITY, Philippines — The Cebu Football Club (CFC) Gentle Giants found their way back into the winning column after defeating the One Taguig FC, 3-1, last Sunday, May 12, at their home pitch in the Dynamic Herb-Borromeo Sports Complex, here. The victory moved the Gentle Giants from sixth to fourth place in the current.....»»
Agencies work to include eggs in relief packs
The Department of Agriculture is eyeing a collaboration with the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) to include eggs in its disaster relief packs as a way of helping producers and promoting nutrition, a ranking DA official revealed......»»
House moves to repeal 64-year-old midwifery law
The House of Representatives approved on second reading late last week a new measure that will give more life to the midwifery industry in the country, by way of repealing two old laws, one of which took effect 64 years ago......»»
Free trade counteracts global shocks – ADB
“Free trade and free movement of capital have benefited our region for decades, and this must be the way forward.”.....»»
The Daily Guardian: Dean of UWM Nursing discusses impact of Ascension outage on critical care
Technology’s Impact on the Health Industry: Ascension Hospital Computer System Failure Disrupts Operations In recent years, technology has revolutionized the way jobs in the health.....»»
How Talking to Objects Enhances Problem Solving and Creativity
Have you ever found yourself stuck on a problem or having a massive creative block? These situations can make you feel like you’re in a limbo right? But what if I told you that a solution might lie in a conversation with an unlikely listener? Talking to inanimate objects may sound like a weird way […].....»»
Heart: I don’t have a perfect life
Heart Evangelista admitted she doesn’t live a perfect life but she hopes to empower women in her own way......»»
Government, miners agree on fiscal regime proposal
Miners and government officials have reached a middle ground on the tiering of a proposed windfall profit tax for the mining industry that could pave the way for the approval of the long-awaited mining fiscal regime......»»