Calamba judge dismissed due to ‘moral depravity’
THE Supreme Court (SC) has dismissed and disbarred a Calamba City court judge after finding her guilty of “moral depravity” for making false certifications and misappropriating her driver’s salaries.
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How to know if your email account has been pawned
MANILA, Philippines — Now, Internet users can check if their email accounts have been pawned.
Israeli hostage deaths spur fresh push to free Gaza captives
For eight months, families of the hostages taken by Hamas on October 7 have been imploring Israel's government to strike whatever deal is needed to bring them home alive.
China's plan to sell cheap EVs to the rest of the world
The resurrection of a car plant in Brazil's poor north-east stands as a symbol of China's global advance — and the west's retreat.
Here’s why the hate train vs Vice Ganda raised suspicions of a ‘demolition job’
Here’s what the so-called “demolition job” against Vice Ganda teaches us about two common strategies used to attack a personality.
Chinese accounts pounce on Mindanao secession issue to warn of 'civil war' in Philippines
The call to secede Mindanao triggered not just a flurry of controversy among Filipinos. It also fed a coordinated campaign by Chinese social media users to spread rumors of a supposed civil war in the Philippines caused by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s “provocations.”
Netizens comfort Trina Candaza after ex Carlo Aquino marries Charlie Dizon
MANILA, Philippines — Social media users comforted Carlo Aquino's ex-partner Trina Candaza after the actor tied the knot with Charlie Dizon yesterday.
Students told: Keep graduation rites solemn
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Education (DepEd) has reminded students to observe proper decorum during their end-of-school-year (EOSY) rites, such as graduation and moving-up ceremonies, to keep the occasion solemn.