China rowers win first gold of Asian Games
HANGZHOU, China -- Host nation China won the first gold medal of the Asian Games on Sunday, when Zou Jiaqi and Qiu Xiuping dominated the women's lightweight double sculls rowing final.
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Floods hit Metro Manila roads; 2 LPAs monitored
MANILA, Philippines — Parts of Metro Manila were submerged in floodwaters due to heavy rains yesterday, causing traffic jams in major roads.
DND chief blasts China insincerity, hypocrisy
MANILA, Philippines — China’s blaming the grounded BRP Sierre Madre for damage to marine environment is “hypocritical,” Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro said yesterday, as he lambasted Beijing for issuing “disingenuous propaganda lines” that have only exposed its insincerity.
'The Exorcist' returns to cinemas for 50th anniversary
MANILA, Philippines — Get your rosaries, crucifixes and holy water ready for the return of Regan MacNeil.
EDSA floods captured as rains paralyzed major roads
MANILA, Philippines — Various roads around Metro Manila were left unpassable due to a heavy downpour of rain on Saturday afternoon, leaving swarms of vehicles immobile on one side in front of a pool of water.
Ces Drilon shows what 'Stress Drilon' looks like in viral commercial
MANILA, Philippines — Seasoned broadcast journalist Ces Drilon knows how not to take herself way too seriously by starring in a humorous commercial that plays on a gay lingo inspired by her.
Australian receives P85,000 fine for surfing with python
SYDNEY, Australia — As if sharks were not already enough to worry about, an Australian surfer has been seen paddling out with a python coiled around his neck.
China to PH: 'Stop polluting waters, remove rusting ship'
CHINA said the Philippines should tow away its «rusting» ship in the Ren'ai Jiao or Ayungin Shoal in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) and «stop polluting» the waters around it if it really cares about the environment.