Bianca boosts medal hopes
PARIS — Bianca Pagdanganan is in medal contention heading to the last two rounds of the women’s golf in the 2024 Olympics.
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Cops send feelers to testify in EJK probe
MANILA, Philippines — Active and retired police officers have sent “feelers” to become witnesses in the Quad Comm inquiry on extrajudicial killings during the Duterte administration, House committee on dangerous drugs chairman Rep. Robert Ace Barbers revealed yesterday.
New calls to increase State Pension payments for half a million older people not due uprating next April
More than Nearly 171,800 people have signed an online petition calling for an end to the practice of ‘freezing’ the State Pension for nearly half a million Brits who have emigrated to countries that do not have a reciprocal agreement with the UK Government - even though they have paid National Insurance Contributions during their working life.
National swimming trials draw over 500 aspirants
MANILA, Philippines -- More than 500 swimmers are expected to participate in the Philippine Aquatics Inc. national trials later this month, the national governing body said.
‘One-stop shop’ inilunsad sa Marikina | Pilipino Star Ngayon
MANILA, Philippines — Inilunsad ng tanggapan ni Marikina First District Representative Maan Teodoro, sa koordinasyon ng local government unit (LGU) kahapon ang isang one-stop shop para sa iba’t ibang government services sa Marikina Sports Center (MSC) upang higit pang mailapit ang serbisyo ng pamahalaan sa mga mamamayan ng Marikina.
Sara Duterte: Leaders should not be motivated by cash, cocaine or champagne
MANILA, Philippines — Trading barbs again with public officials, Vice President Sara Duterte on Friday said "leaders should not be motivated by cash, cocaine or champagne" in a new statement criticizing the Marcos administration's budget for flood control projects.
NICA chief denies pressuring cop to testify vs Duterte, Bato in ICC
MANILA, Philippines — The head of the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency on Thursday refuted Sen. Ronald dela Rosa's claim that he and some lawmakers had attempted to convince police officers to implicate him and former President Rodrigo Duterte in the International Criminal Court.