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Tiger, Phil To Headline Champions For Charity

Tiger Woods promised that next month’s made-for-TV match with Phil Mickelson, Tom Brady and Peyton Manning will be an entertaining contest as the quartet try and raise funds for charities involved in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.

Why It Takes Time To Produce A Covid-19 Vaccine

It’s all good news in so far as Covid-19 vaccine is concerned, but it will still take time

Emirates Tests Passengers For Covid-19 Before Boarding

And results are available within 10 minutes

A 2nd, More Deadly Wave This Winter?

There is fear in the United States that a second wave of COVID-19 may hit the country this coming winter – around December, January, and February – which would cause more infections and deaths than the present wave.

Darren Criss On Coping With Lockdown, Playing Half-Pinoy Character

‘I love bringing up I am Filipino because I feel like it makes me cooler.’

PGH Pushes Plasma Therapy For COVID-19

As the world is racing against time to find a cure for the highly contagious coronavirus disease (COVID19), medical experts are encouraging those who have survived the COVID-19 to donate their plasma to help those who are still fighting the disease.

Powered By Passion, Freelance Artist Creates Portraits For A Cause

Regala creates high definition digital portraits in exchange for proof of donation to causes fighting the Covid-19 pandemic

UN launches global push for COVID-19 vaccine production

Duterte: Vaccine is the only solution to coronavirus disease

The youth steps in to help communities

While the world was caught off-guard by the rapid spread of a new coronavirus, it did not take much time for the youth and the spirit of volunteerism to step in and help neighbors and communities to cope with the health crisis.

ON MY QUARANTINE PLAYLIST: LEA SALONGA

Among the songs she included on a Spotify menu she has created lately are The Police’s 'Don't Stand So Close to Me' and Gloria Gaynor’s ‘I Will Survive.’ ‘The more tongue-incheek the song title, the better,’ she says

Moratorium on port fees pushed

The government has been urged to implement a moratorium on port fees among 9 “doable” recommendations put forward by the business community to improve efficiency and reduce logistics cost as a form of subsidy to the ailing business sector and consumers at large.

Is Kobe docu next in line?

Camera crew followed NBA great during final season

Boxing-Plan B For Casimero, Ancajas

The next best options for Filipino world champions John Riel Casimero and Jerwin Ancajas need to be found after their scheduled fights were put on the freezer by Hall of Fame promoter Bob Arum of Top Rank.

Dingdong Dantes Pens Emotional Letter To Son Sixto

Sixto celebrates birthday without a party due to coronavirus threat

Masked Hong Kong Students Take Final School Exams After Coronavirus Delay

HONG KONG (Reuters) — Thousands of Hong Kong students were among the first in the world to take their final secondary school exams on Friday, all wearing face masks and having their temperatures checked after being stuck at home for months due to the coronavirus.

Senator Sonny Angara Is Back!

Covid-19 brought this survivor to the outbreak’s battleground

Tips To Stay Happy In A Crisis

How our personal choices affect our perspectives

Big Questions For The Education Sector As Colleges Consider Closing Campuses Until 2021

Boston University appears to be the first American college or university to publicly announce they are prepared to postpone the first term of the school year in the face of public health concerns

PBA Return Can Wait, It's Safety First For Yap

With two months of workout heading to the 45th PBA season, Rain or Shine’s James Yap was all focused as he prepares for his 17th year in the pro league.

Ramadan Fast Starts Friday With No Moon Sighting

COTABATO CITY – Ramadan fasting will start on Friday, April 24, according to the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos (NCMF) and the Dar’ul Iftah (Islamic advisory council) of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM).

We Must Be Thankful We Have Had Fewer Covid-19 Deaths

When we consider the figures on COVID-19 infections and deaths around the world, we must be thankful that our own cases in the Philippines are so much lower.

What Virginia Woolf Told Me About This Pandemic

If you think this COVID-19 ordeal is all-new, try reading Boccacio’s 14th century stories or Defoe’s 18th century account of the plague and you’ll see: Humanity has been here before

From Guns To Kawali't Kaldero

Armed Forces of the Philippines deploys personnel to prepare meals for the needy

Experts Warn Against Abrupt ECQ Lifting

Extension of Metro Manila lockdown, modified quarantine in other areas pushed

Nothing Further From 15 Senators?

It has been about a week since 15 senators called for the resignation of Secretary of Health Francisco Duque III for his “failure of leadership, negligence, lack of foresight, and inefficient performance” in handling the country’s response to the coronavirus outbreak in the country.

The Hunger Games

A personal story on the pain and pangs of the ‘pasaway’

Duterte Offers P10-m Reward For Any Filipino Who Will Discover Covid-19 Vaccine

Any Filipino who will discover a vaccine that will stop and cure the coronavirus disease (COVID19) will receive a P10-million reward from President Duterte, Malacañang announced on Tuesday.

Good News For Consumers, Not So Good For Farmers

With so much bad news wherever one turns these days, it was good to hear from Secretary of Agriculture William Dar that the Philippines will not experience a rice shortage this year despite the many restrictions that have cut down much of the nation’s economic production.

Isko Locks Down Sampaloc

48-hour hard shutdown starts at 8 p.m. on April 23

On Earth Day, Remember That Covid-19 Is Also An Environmental Problem

The greenest person on the planet explains why