The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) is expecting six new regional forensic laboratories this year to aid its anti-drug operations.
Taking flak after pulling out of the Gilas Pilipinas pool, Greg Slaughter fired back at his critics Saturday. …
Stories about brave and just women leaders regaled around 80 kids during Saturday morning’s Inquirer Read-Along session held at the newspaper’s main office in Makati in celebration of International Women’s Day. …
That Lav Diaz’s four-hour film “Norte, Hangganan ng Ka-saysayan” will finally be screened in local cinemas can only be described as groundbreaking. …
Oil industry players expect slight movements in gasoline and diesel prices this week, although diesel prices seem particularly volatile. …
Distraught by news of the missing Malaysian Airlines jet that carried 239 people, netizens took to Twitter to call for prayers. …
The revival of the Pasig River Ferry comes across as an afterthought, but it’s a welcome idea just the same in view of the traffic gridlock feared to occur when an estimated 15 road projects get underway all at the same time in Metro Manila. (As it …
The Philippine Coast Guard is not deploying any of its search-and-rescue vessels to take part in the massive multinational search for the missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner in the southern coast of Vietnam.
Malaysia on Sunday launched a terror probe into the disappearance of a passenger jet carrying 239 people and the United States sent the FBI to investigate, as anguished relatives begged for news of their loved ones.
The search for the answer to one question keeps him going. When Melvin Castro lost 18 of his relatives in the devastation wrought by Supertyphoon “Yolanda” four months ago, the first question he asked God was, “Why did you spare me?”
Now it’s personal. By upping the ante with his threat to isolate Russia with sanctions over Crimea, US President Barack Obama risks setting off a cycle of confrontation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“I know myself and God knows who I am.” This is what “healing priest” Fr. Fernando Suarez has to say about criticism of how his Mary Mother of the Poor (MMP) Foundation has been handling its finances and to allegations that he is living a lavish lifestyle.
Is it a simple “boredom killer” or a fixation that can develop into a full-blown psychological disorder? With three young children and a full-time job, Emma Martini has little time for computer games. But every night she sits quietly at the end of her son’s bed to put him to sleep—and plays Candy Crush.
To mark International Women’s Day on Saturday, Malacañang vowed to strengthen measures to combat violence against women and provide more opportunities for gender equality and empowerment.
As the world marked International Women’s Day on Saturday, thousands gathered in Manila to set a record for the biggest human formation of the female symbol—a circle with a cross underneath—to kick off month-long activities honoring the resiliency of Filipino women.
Oil industry players expect slight movements in gasoline and diesel prices this week, although diesel prices…
Taking flak after pulling out of the Gilas Pilipinas pool, Greg Slaughter fired back at his…
That Lav Diaz’s four-hour film “Norte, Hangganan ng Ka-saysayan” will finally be screened in local cinemas…
The Philippine Coast Guard is not deploying any of its search-and-rescue vessels to take part in…
Stories about brave and just women leaders regaled around 80 kids during Saturday morning’s Inquirer Read-Along…
Distraught by news of the missing Malaysian Airlines jet that carried 239 people, netizens took to…
Randy David
The global pressure on education
Invited to participate in the external review of a Japanese university’s program to systematize its globalization thrust, I found myself in Tokyo this past week meditating on what the term “global …
Artemio V. Panganiban
Understanding the cybercrime decision
The Supreme Court’s decision (Jesus Disini vs SOJ, Feb. 18, 2014) on the Cybercrime Prevention Law (CPL) is a delight for constitutional law scholars. The 50-page, single-space majority ruling penne …
Rina Jimenez-David
Cha-cha-cha for women
As yesterday’s editorial pointed out, it hasn’t been a straightforward, unimpeded march toward gender equality in the country. …
Fr. Jerry M. Orbos SVD
Let it go!
The story is told about a teenager who asked his father: “Dad, is it okay to smoke while I am praying?” The father replied: “That is not okay, my son.” Added the son: “But is it okay to pray …
Ramon Tulfo
Another Montemaria shrine rising in Batangas City
The ambitious project to build a Marian shrine with an 88-meter-tall statue of the Virgin Mary—taller than the Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island in the middle of New York Harbor and the Christ the …
The World Wide Web celebrates its 25th anniversary this month. It’s a good time to…
It was reported and confirmed just recently in numerous news agencies that P!nk has just…
The presidential elections are two years away, yet it is beginning to seem like we…
We were eating lunch at a Daly City home and watching “Eat Bulaga!”, the popular…
Winnie (not her real name) used to assist other aspirants for overseas work facilitate the…
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As part of its efforts to bring its services closer to customers, the Department of Foreign Affairs has opened its
Gabriel Macht, known the world over as legendary law practitioner Harvey Specter in the provocative television drama ‘Suits’, is confirmed
Caridad Gorospe Severino, mother of GMA News Online Editor-in-Chief Howie Severino, passed away on March 3, 2014. She is
International Taiwanese conductor Apo Hsu will lead the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra on March 14, 8 pm, at the CCP Main
Coming off a hugely successful and critically acclaimed three-week run, Dulaang UP’s “Ang Nawalang Kapatid” stages additional shows on March
The Flutopia Flute Orchestra will make its public debut in two concerts in this year’s Flute Revelries Festival in March
