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  1. Atilano brings Filipino farmers’ aspirations to Eisenhower Fellowship

    MANILA, Philippines — Filipino social entrepreneur and agriculturist Cherrie Atilano started her Eisenhower Fellowship in Philadelphia on Oct. 5, bringing the aspirations of Filipino farmers into an international…

  2. Over 1,000 special permits issued to PUVs for Undas 2026

    More than 1,000 special permits have been issued to several public utility vehicles (PUVs) amid the expected influx of passengers this Undas break, the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) said…

  3. Who is Diane Parry? Alex Eala's first round opponent at the Ningbo Open

    Alexandra Eala is set to face Diane Parry in the first round of the Ningbo Open.

  4. Corporate foundations seek bigger social impact through partnerships

    MANILA, Philippines — Corporations are pushing for a more collaborative approach to social responsibility, saying today’s biggest social and environmental problems are too broad for companies to tackle alone. The…

  5. Taiwan residents' trips to mainland rise nearly 20% in first 8 months

    Taiwan residents made more than 2.49 million trips to the Chinese mainland in the first eight months of 2026, up 19.63% year on year, according to the island's tourism department.

  6. Dino-mite treasures: inside Singapore’s ‘Fort Knox’ storing playthings of ultra-rich

    Stored in a climate-controlled environment within what is commonly known as the “Fort Knox of Singapore” rests the skull of a triceratops which once roamed the Earth 66 million years ago. The jagged edges of its frill…

  7. Dino-mite treasures: inside Singapore’s ‘Fort Knox’ storing playthings of ultra-rich

    Stored in a climate-controlled environment within what is commonly known as the “Fort Knox of Singapore” rests the skull of a triceratops which once roamed the Earth 66 million years ago. The jagged edges of its frill…

  8. Gold in green: Aboitiz helps power up PH energy transition

    MANILA, Philippines — With geopolitical woes drowning Filipino consumers in elevated costs, the Philippines is taking a much closer look at energy sources at home to build a more resilient power network. While coal…

  9. Dubai visa scam leaves hundreds of OFWs in financial, legal woes

    Dubai authorities eye Interpol assistance after a massive freelance visa fraud scheme swindled an estimated 400 OFWs

  10. Pokwang Calls Out Phillip Salvador & Urges Him to Step Up for Josh Aquino

    Pokwang Fires a Message at Phillip Salvador Amid the Controversy Surrounding Josh Aquino PHILLIP SALVADOR – Kapuso actress Pokwang has a message for veteran actor Phillip Salvador, urging him to step up for his son…