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Eighty years after Joseph E. Lescaut’s death in World War II following his capture by Japanese forces and internment as a prisoner of war, the Massachusetts soldier’s remains have finally been identified and he will soon be laid to rest.

Sylvia La Torre (Facebook) Sylvia La Torre, dubbed the Queen of Kundiman, passed away on Dec. 1. She was 89. This was confirmed by her granddaughter, actress Anna Marie Perez de Tagle in an Instagram post on Dec. 2. Anna's full post: "RIP to my grandmother, Ms. Sylvia La Torre Perez de T

House Speaker Martin Romualdez imparted inspiring words Friday, Dec. 2 to future seafarers who graduated during the 20th commencement exercises of the Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific (MAAP). House Speaker Martin Romualdez (2nd from left) graces the 20th commencement exercises of the

Welcome home and thank you for your service, U.S. Army Air Forces Pvt. Joseph E. Lescaut.

The Philippine Coast Guard, along with Occidental Mindoro Rep. Leody Tarriela, is calling for the creation of a training center and a response base in Occidental Mindoro.

NIGHT OWL  With the evolution of web technologies, new concepts arise that provide innovative ways of using the internet. The emerging Web 3.0 is giving us concepts such as blockchain technologies, token-based economics, and decentralization. As with everything new, those who are presented with

While the initial investment needed to build and operate a nuclear power plant is high, the country’s gain in the long run is still expected to outweigh the cost, the head of the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute said.

Generation of electricity thru nuclear technology/reaction must be first authorized by law, Senate Minority Leader Aquilino Pimentel III said. Pimentel, a former Senate President, issued the statement on the plan of the Marcos administration and the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI) to

"We also need to conduct a thorough evaluation of potential sites for the power plant and waste storage. Can this technology be efficiently utilized in an archipelagic country such as the Philippines?" Senate Majority Leader Joel Villanueva said.

The conspiracy to protect abusers is very strong but to know it happens and not act against is to condone it