Binay to Duterte: Let AMLC probe your bank accounts
NUEVA ECIJA, Philippines – Vice President Jejomar Binay called on Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to sign a waiver allowing the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) to investigate his bank...
View ArticleMarcos Jr still leads VP race – ABS-CBN poll
MANILA, Philippines – Senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr continued to lead the race for the vice presidency, according to the results of the latest ABS-CBN survey conducted by Pulse Asia.Marcos, the only son...
View ArticleAmid rape joke, Duterte retains wide lead in new ABS-CBN survey
MANILA, Philippines – Davao Mayor City Rodrigo Duterte maintained his comfortable lead over his rivals in the latest ABS-CBN survey, amid his controversial joke on the rape of an Australian woman.The...
View ArticleABS-CBN poll: Sotto, Drilon sustain lead in senatorial race
MANILA, Philippines – With days to go before the May 9 polls, reelectionist senators Vicente Sotto III and Franklin Drilon remained the top two choices of voters in the senatorial race, according to an...
View ArticleHelicopter crash off Norway kills 13
OSLO, Norway (UPDATED) – A helicopter transporting North Sea oil workers crashed off the coast of western Norway on Friday, April 29, killing all 13 people on board, rescue services said. The Super...
View ArticleArgentine unions to lead protest against president
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – Argentina's President Mauricio Macri faces mass street protests Friday, April 29, after major labor unions vowed to demonstrate against job cuts imposed under his economic...
View ArticleChina rejects Hong Kong port call by US carrier – Pentagon
WASHINGTON, USA – China has denied the US aircraft carrier USS Stennis and accompanying naval vessels permission to make a port call in Hong Kong, a Pentagon spokesman said Friday.It was not...
View Article'Spotlight' journalist slams Trump over abuse of media
LOS ANGELES, USA – The leader of the Boston Globe investigation into Catholic church child abuse that spawned the movie "Spotlight" berated Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump on Friday,...
View ArticleColombia's illegal mining linked to malaria outbreak
BOGOTA, Colombia – Colombia's widespread illegal mining is blamed for causing environmental damage and holding workers in slave-like conditions – and now is also being blamed for a malaria...
View ArticleDuterte: Trillanes a disgrace to Bicol race
CAMARINES NORTE, Philippines – Leading presidential candidate Rodrigo Duterte called Senator Antonio Trillianes a "disgrace" to the Bicolano race and a "soldier of misfortune" who was first to...
View ArticleCambodian passenger train back on track after years-long hiatus
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – Cambodia's sole passenger train resumed a regular weekend service Saturday after being suspended for years, with Prime Minister Hun Sen climbing aboard to inaugurate the first...
View ArticleDOLE: Maximum 12 hours a day for movie, TV industry workers
MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has issued an advisory to regulate working hours in the movie and television industry to safeguard the welfare of its workers.On...
View Article9 overseas voters face probe over ballot selfies
MANILA, Philippines – The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is set to investigate at least 9 overseas voters for taking selfies with their ballots during the month-long overseas absentee voting.It is...
View ArticleBombed Brussels airport departure hall to partly reopen
BRUSSELS, Belgium – The departure hall at Brussels airport, hit in March by a deadly double suicide bombing claimed by the Islamic State group, will partly reopen on Sunday, May 1, the management said....
View ArticleSurvivors call for US troops to face trial over Afghan hospital air strike
KUNDUZ, Afghanistan – Survivors of a US air strike on a hospital in Afghanistan have called for those responsible to go on trial and dismissed an American military investigation that said the...
View Article6.0-magnitude earthquake hits off Vanuatu – USGS
SYDNEY, Australia – A 6.0-magnitude earthquake hit off the South Pacific island of Vanuatu Saturday, April 30, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) said.No tsunami warning was issued and there...
View ArticleAquino salutes Filipino workers in final Labor Day message
MANILA, Philippines – On the eve of Labor Day, President Benigno Aquino III saluted the country's workers at home and abroad, citing their sacrifices to give a good life to their families and their...
View ArticleClashes outside German right-wing AfD party congress, 400 arrests
STUTTGART, Germany – German riot police on Saturday, April 30, arrested around 400 protesters trying to block access to the congress of the right-wing populist AfD political party, as clashes broke out...
View ArticleCebuanos form coalition vs Duterte presidency
CEBU CITY, Philippines – With just over a week before the May 9 elections, a group of Cebuanos launched a last-ditch effort to stop a Rodrigo Duterte presidency.The official launch of the Alliance...
View ArticleBombing against pilgrims kills 23 in Iraq as hundreds protest
BAGHDAD, Iraq – A car bomb targeting Shiite pilgrims killed at least 23 people near Baghdad on Saturday, April 30, as hundreds protested in the capital for reforms and parliament made another attempt...
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