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7-foot-3 Gilas PH center vows to get better with OQT lessons

Last push for recovery: all hands on deck

Now, the hard part begins. After co-signing a joint manifesto of commitment with the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP), the government must demonstrate its capacity to deliver the goods: further easing business regulations, completing vital infrastructure projects, and most importantly, improving the management of the pandemic.

Marcial vows strict compliance to rules in meeting with Abalos

Philippine Basketball Association commissioner Willie Marcial paid a courtesy call on Metropolitan Manila Development Authority chairman Benhur Abalos yesterday at the agency's headquarters in Makati City.

July 4, 1946: The day Filipinos gained freedom from US as RP

On this day and month in 1946, or exactly 75 years ago, the Filipino people got their long-desired independence from the United States of America and since then officially became the Republic of the Philippines or RP.

Philippine-American Friendship Day: Ties that bind

Today’s celebration of Philippine-American Friendship Day evolved from the previous years’ observance of the fourth of July as Independence Day. This day in 1946 marked the end of US sovereignty: the American flag was lowered just as the Philippine flag was raised in a ceremony at the Luneta.

Indonesia rolls out tougher curbs as virus cases surge

Indonesia im-posed a partial lockdown Saturday in the capital Jakarta, across the main island of Java and on Bali as the Southeast Asian nation grapples with an unprecedented wave of coronavirus infections.

Diaz embraces pressure in bid to win elusive gold

Instead of dodging questions regarding her chances of winning the gold medal in the Tokyo Olympics, Filipino weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz said she has learned to accept that this is what fellow Filipinos expect.

Boost for Obiena

Pole vaulter bags gold in Sweden tilt

8 ways to bring back joy to your home interior

If you want a quick, budget-friendly, and easy way to create a more joyful home interior, you can do the following with your family to make these tasks more personal and fun for all.

Taal remains restive

Phivolcs hoping for weaker than 2020 explosions

Race to space: Branson plans space trip ahead of rival Bezos

Call it a space race for billionaires: British mogul Richard Branson one-upped rival JeffBezos on Thursday, announcing that he too will blast beyond Earth's atmosphere -- nine days ahead of the Amazon founder.

Princes William, Harry reunite for Diana statue tribute

Princes William and Harry set aside their differences on Thursday to unveil a new statue of their mother, Princess Diana, on what would have been her 60th birthday.

FIBA ASIA CUP - For Gilas, back to the drawing board

Preparation could start by July 20, says Baldwin

ABS-CBN to Bea Alonzo on GMA transfer: ‘Good luck!'

After months of speculation, Bea Alonzo is now a Kapuso as she celebrates her 20th anniversary in show business this year.

‘Crash Landing on You' star Son Ye-jin to headline new drama ‘Thirty Nine'

Korean actress Son Ye-jin, who starred in the hit series “Crash Landing on You,” has been cast in a new drama.

TENNIS - Eala gets revved up for Wimby

Alex Eala looks ready and prepared for the Wimbledon Girls Championship in London.

Taal Volcano erupts

Phivolcs raises Alert Level 3, recommends evacuation in high-risk areas

Chinese people will never allow foreign bullying, oppressing, or subjugating – Xi

The Chinese people will never allow any foreign force to bully, oppress, or subjugate us, said Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, on Thursday.

Alyssa Valdez on winning, saving, and planning your future

Athlete-celebrity endorser Alyssa Valdez is helping you prepare for uncertain times!

Upgraded Currimao Seaport To Boost Tourism Industry Of Ilocos Norte

CURRIMAO, Ilocos Norte – The tourism industry of Ilocos Norte is expected to receive a boost once the newly upgraded Currimao seaport here opens anew for international cruise ships.

Greek Police Recover Picasso, Mondrian Paintings Stolen In 2012

ATHENS, Greece (Xinhua) -- Two paintings by Pablo Picasso and Piet Mondrian that were stolen from the National Gallery in Athens in 2012 have been recovered by Greek police, officials announced here Tuesday.

Last-Minute Addition Bags Stage

FOUGÈRES, France (AFP) – Mark Cavendish broke down and wept after sprinting to his first Tour de France stage victory in five years on Tuesday, taking his tally of wins to 31 on the world's greatest bike race.

Manila And Butuan Among Top 50 Global Champion Cities

Two Philippine cities — Manila and Butuan — have been selected to the top 50 cities among over 600 cities worldwide by the Bloomberg Philanthropies’ 2021 Mayors Challenge. Manila and Butuan were among the eight cities in Asia-Pacific which made it to the global 50 and the only two cities in Southeast Asia.

Pope Appoints Pabillo Vicar Apostolic Of Taytay, Palawan

Pope Francis on Tuesday, June 29, appointed Bishop Broderick S. Pabillo as Vicar Apostolic of Taytay in Palawan.

Strong Winds Bring Bad News To SoCot

Houses damaged, crops destroyed

Half Of Australia's Population In Lockdown As Delta Spreads

More than 12 million Australians -- close to half of the population -- are now in lockdown as the nation struggles to contain a spread of the delta coronavirus variant.

Beware Of Fake Driver's Licenses

Practically every country has to deal with the scourge of fake driver’s licenses. For some time, these fakes have been laughably bad copies and quite obvious to the trained apprehending officer.

By George! Clippers Staying Alive Vs Suns

LA quiets Phoenix crowd; Milwaukee eyes 3-1

DENR Lauds CGHMC's Environmental Efforts

In a comprehensive assessment covering three years, the Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center (CGHMC) is cited for its constant adherence and dedication to the country’s environmental laws and regulations.

Florida Death Toll Climbs To Nine As Rescuers Race To Find Survivors

Surfside, United States (AFP) - The death toll after the collapse of a Florida apartment tower rose to nine, officials said Sunday, with more than 150 people still missing and their weary families waiting nearly four days for information as to their fate.