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Eight images of Mary from various churches in northern Luzon joined Our Lady of Piat for the first Marian Voyage for Peace here last week.
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Cool it, the Palace has said the other day on the looming poll automation fiasco.
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LOS ANGELES—The “Thriller” for all time who battled insomnia and begged for sedatives in his final days may be laid to eternal rest in Neverland.
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A Filipina, Camille Lou Castillo Lidron, was aboard the Yemeni passenger plane that crashed off the Comorros islands on June 30, her Yemeni husband Jana Khalid told the Philippine embassy in Riyadh.
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(UPDATE 4) Hoping their beloved Tita Cory rallies, friends of the ailing former president Corazon Aquino gathered Wednesday at the Greenbelt chapel in Makati to start off a nine-day series of Healing Masses for the 76-year-old People Power icon who is battling cancer.
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Only the government can be behind the recent bombing incidents in the country, a witness in the 2005 “Hello Garci” election fraud scandal said Wednesday.
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WHAT was the purpose of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s recent side trip to Colombia, a Latin American country known for notorious drug syndicates?
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The ties that bind Jose Mari Antuñez to the Aboitiz clan that is closely linked to the First Family and his bid to gain control of the electronic voting system are threatening to torpedo next year’s automated elections, a leftist lawmaker said Wednesday.
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Speaking to the local press, Felipe L. Gozon, chair, president and chief executive officer of GMA 7, defended the network’s talents Katrina Halili and Aljur Abrenica who are currently embroiled in sex scandals.
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Jose Mari Antuñez, the head of local IT provider Total Information Management Corp. (TIM), denied on Wednesday he had demanded P500 million for next year’s election computerization program, or that he was close to President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s husband, Jose Miguel Arroyo.
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