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Harry Jerele, 26, of Berkeley, died of pneumonia at a prison camp in the Philippines in 1942. Military scientists used DNA analysis and historical records to officially identify his remains in December. His remains will be interred in Elwood in October.

Bohol Governor Aris Aumentado implemented a temporary ban on the transport of live pigs, pork meat, and pork-related products from the municipalities of Panglao

'We are heading to a new normal in the West Philippine Sea'

ANGATLETA Sports-Orion (Bataan) and VNS-Savouge forged a semifinal duel with easy victories against separate quarterfinal foes in the boys’ division of the Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) Under-18 Championships on Sunday at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.  Orion swept Pool A and didn’t skip a beat in the crossover knockout phase…

University of Santo Tomas and Kings’ Montessori School arranged a semifinal duel in the girls’ division after trashing their respective

A U.S. Army Private from Illinois, who was captured and lost his life as a prisoner of war during World War II, has officially been accounted for.

Senator Christopher "Bong" Go, also known as Mr. Malasakit for his compassionate service to sectors in need, underscored the importance for stronger government

From careful planning to strategic packing, here are some tips you can consider on your next flight. 

US President Joe Biden, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida gathered in a trilateral summit in the White House to discuss economic and defensive partnerships amid growing concern about China’s aggression.

Fulton Books author Jerry Harrison, a veteran of the US Air Force who holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering and an MS in Business, has completed his book...