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‘Bahay Silangan’ to be established in Mandaue

In the final days of World War II, a US Navy crew endured unimaginable horrors when they were left stranded in the waters of the Pacific, facing hypothermia, madness and sharks. Jonny Wilkes tells the story of USS Indianapolis, and reveals how its sinking inspired a speech in Steven Spielberg masterpiece Jaws

CAMP EVANGELISTA, Cagayan de Oro City: A top leader of the New Peoples Army (NPA) in Northern Mindanao was killed by government forces in a firefight in Misamis Orientals coastal city of Gingoog, 100 kilometers east of here, the military said Friday.

NABUA, Camarines Sur: An artificial intelligence (AI) center has been established at the Camarines Sur Polytechnic College (CSPC) main campus to resolve the issues of flooding in the town and the surrounding areas.

DESERVING students from the province of Batangas stand to benefit from a P1-million educational fund courtesy of two Lopez-led entities. First Philippine Industrial Park (FPIP) president Francis Giles B. Puno and FIRST Industrial Science and Technology College Inc. (FIRST College) president Joaquin E. Quintos IV recently signed a memorandum of…

CCLEX bridge in Cebu is currently the country's longest, tallest bridge

LOS BAÑOS, Philippines — Built on wooden stilts and tied to endemic bangkal trees (Nauclea orientalis) are the homes of the Manobo Indigenous tribe, seemingly floating on the waters of the largest freshwater wetland in the Philippines: the Agusan Marsh. The floating village and community depend on the rise and fall of water, being well-adapted […]

Cebu trips cancelled due to ‘Egay’

Prosecutor: Statements against businesswoman not defamatory