Marcos, Duterte trust, performance ratings dip
(UPDATE) THE performance and trust ratings of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte dipped in the second quarter, independent pollster OCTA Research said on Tuesday.
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Gilas shoots for second win versus Thailand
HANGZHOU – Gilas coach Tim Cone and his deputies must have spent hours trying to dissect the Thai team the Filipinos are going to face today in the basketball competitions of the 19th Asian Games here.
Pirates shock Knights in thriller
MANILA, Philippines – It’s another cardiac finish for the Lyceum Pirates.
In the Philippines, Onions Are Now More Expensive Than Meat
Soaring prices of onions in the Philippines led agriculture authorities to announce this weekend that the country would have to resort to importing around 22,000 tons of the vegetable by March, to augment dwindling domestic supply and arrest rising costs.
Maguliano powers Generals past Altas
MANILA, Philippines – JP Maguliano caught fire and towed the EAC Generals to their first win in the 99th NCAA men’s basketball tournament over the cold-shooting Perpetual Help Altas, 75-67, Wednesday afternoon at the FilOil EcoOil Centre in San Juan City.
Tams eye UAAP semis
MANILA, Philippines – The FEU Tamaraws are aiming to improve from their seventh-place finish in last year’s UAAP men’s basketball tournament and return to the Final Four this time around.
Olympic champions Chopra, Barshim primed for Asian Games glory
HANGZHOU, China – Olympic and world javelin champion Neeraj Chopra says mind and body are primed to defend his Asian Games title when the athletics starts in Hangzhou on Friday at the end of a grueling season.
Invincibility shattered, NU cagebelles brace for tough UAAP Season 86 campaign
MANILA, Philippines — For the first time in a long time, the NU Lady Bulldogs look vulnerable as they seek their eighth straight championship in the UAAP women’s basketball tournament.