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VP told: Massive splurge for shoes; P200,000 Japan dinner not simple life
MANILA, Philippines — Being able to spend over P300,000 in a day to buy shoes and having a dinner in Tokyo, Japan, worth P200,000, are not the hallmarks of living a simple life, members of the prosecution team told Vice President Sara Duterte on Friday. In a press briefing after Duterte’s impeachment trial, two prosecutors
Khao San bar closed after 31 test positive for drugs
Thirty-one people, including four aged under 20, tested positive for drugs after authorities raided a bar on Khao San Road in Bangkok early on Saturday.
Harvard, Stanford among 9 US universities in fraud probe over visas for foreign researchers
The Trump administration has opened an investigation into nine U.S. universities, including Harvard, Yale, Stanford and MIT, over alleged fraud in the J-1 visa program for foreign researchers and scholars.
Will ALECO reprivatization worsen Albay power woes?
Climate and energy groups claim that privatization will fail to resolve the power crisis and will instead compound the cooperative’s existing debt
Palace accepted Henry Aguda's resignation as DICT chief -- Ombudsman
Malacañang has accepted the resignation of Secretary Henry Aguda of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla said Saturday.
'Matchbox: The Movie' review: A John Cena car film that drives off track
The idea of making Matchbox cars the central theme of a large-scale project seems a stretch from the get-go.
DOJ conducts preliminary investigation on Robin Padilla obstruction of justice case
The Department of Justice on Saturday said it conducted a preliminary investigation on Friday, October 9, on the obstruction of justice complaint filed against Senator Robin Padilla.
How fitterkarma lets Filipinos embrace the horrors of love and life
As fitterkarma reaches new milestones, we look back at the hot streak of successes — and how the four-piece rock outfit made Filipinos wear their (bleeding) hearts on their sleeves
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Indonesia details crackdown, firefighting efforts as haze chokes Malaysia
Numerous hotspots identified across republic.
How Australia's tighter visa rules might affect international students' study and migration pathways
The path to settling in Australia is no longer as straightforward as it once was, and foreign students with genuine study goals are likely to face fewer challenges compared to those seeking permanent residency through education, experts say.