Former beauty queens share how Bb. Pilipinas changed their lives
MANILA, Philippines — Their reign may be long over, but the legacies of the former Binibining Pilipinas queens have lived on.
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Tabuena stays in the mix, fires solid 68
MANILA, Philippines -- Miguel Tabuena flashed remarkable consistency with a second straight 68 but though he held on to a share of sixth place, hefound himself trailing new leader Kosuke Suzuki by five strokes halfway through the Shinhan Donghae Open at the Ocean Course, Club 72, in South Korea on Friday.
Bato inokray ang PNP: ‘Di pa rin nakikita si Quiboloy | Pilipino Star Ngayon
MANILA, Philippines — Mistulang inokray ni Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa ang Philippine National Police dahil hindi pa rin nakikita si Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) leader Apollo Quiboloy kahit pa dalawang linggo na nilang binabantayan ang KOJC compound sa Davao City.
Bato slams long stay of police at KOJC compound
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa sees no reason for the extended stay of police who are searching for wanted pastor Apollo Quiboloy at the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) compound in Davao City.
San Beda vs LPU kicks off NCAA season
MANILA, Philippines — Four title contenders will face off right at the start of the NCAA’s historic centennial season with reigning titlist San Beda battling Lyceum and last year’s runner up Mapua facing third-placer St. Benilde today before an expected mammoth MOA Arena crowd.
Motion to quash
Two years ago, I was hospitalized for almost a week in Laos for spinal stenosis, a serious and excruciating back condition. I was then on a tour of Vientiane with my family. It is among several ailments that has plagued me for a long time. Last Sunday, I experienced a flare-up, so I am currently under painkillers. I have already sought help from my doctor. Since it impairs my mobility, I failed to attend to my duties and appointments for the week.
Mixed signals from gov’t on resuming peace talks
The state security forces apparently have paused their periodically repeated crowing that they could – through military means – end within this year the 55-year running armed conflict between the government and the Left revolutionary forces.