YG Entertainment to crack down on deepfake content featuring its stars
MANILA, Philippines — Talent agency YG Entertainment is set to take legal action against those responsible for deepfake videos and photos involving its artists.
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China says protecting 'rights' after Philippine ship collision
BEIJING — Beijing insisted on Monday it was defending its «rights» in the South China Sea, after the Philippines released footage appearing to show a Chinese coast guard vessel ramming one of its ships during an at-sea confrontation.
No pull-out of vessel in Escoda shoal – PCG
THE Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) yesterday said it is not withdrawing BRP Teresa Magbanua from Escoda Shoal, saying the damage sustained by the vessel after it was harassed and rammed by Chinese vessels last Saturday is not enough to order its pull out. Commodore Jay Tarriela, the PCG’s spokesman for the West Phili
2023 audit: COA flags low DepEd performance in equipment procurement
THE Commission on Audit has flagged the Department of Education (DepEd) for low fund utilization in several projects that hampered its objective to upgrade education in the public school system.
Press Release - Gatchalian: Mobilize LGUs to combat malnutrition
Senator Win Gatchalian is seeking the mobilization of local government units (LGUs) to combat malnutrition, undernutrition, and stunting, especially among poor families.
Press Release - Following Tolentino's strong objection, LTO backtracks on threat to apprehend...
Senate Majority Leader Francis 'Tol' Tolentino on Sunday welcomed the pronouncement of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) that it is backtracking from its threat to apprehend motorcycles and motor vehicles that use temporary and improvised license plates.
Pinoys urged to take greater commitment to peace
PRESIDENTIAL Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation and Unity Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr. yesterday urged Filipinos to take purposive action and a greater commitment to peace and peace-building in the country.
3 Malaysian ‘KOJC members’ barred from entering Philippines
MANILA, Philippines — Three Malaysian nationals, who are reportedly members of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) and intended to join protest actions, were recently refused entry into the country, according to the Bureau of Immigration (BI).