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It’s not every day that you’re named as one of the most influential black people in British football, but for Paul Hall, his moment came last week.

MANILA - The Court of Tax Appeals (CTA) has granted a pawnshop chain owner's petition for review questioning his multiple tax assessments and prohibited the collection of his alleged deficiencies. The CTA Third Division granted the petition of businessman William Villarica on Oct. 21 and said it finds that the assessments issued by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) "have no factual and legal foundation". The 31-page decision written by Associate Justice Maria Rowena Modesto-San ...

The undercelebrated story of the first black manager in the English Football League, who took Fourth Division Rochdale all the way to the 1962 League Cup final.

THE Supreme Court has cleared two members of the Tau Gamma Phi Fraternity of any involvement in the fatal hazing of an 18-year-old college student in 2009. In a 26-page decision penned by Associate Justice Henri Jean Paul Inting, the Court’s Third Division reversed and set aside the ruling issued…

The Supreme Court (SC) has overturned the hazing conviction of two suspected members of the Tau Gamma Phi Fraternity in connection with the death of an 18-year-old student in Cavite in 2009.

Supreme Court The alleged reliance by a land developer on a “not yet final” Supreme Court (SC) decision -- which remanded the case to the trial court for further proceedings on issues of tax payments, possession, writ of execution and service of summons -- was assailed in the “forcible takeov

A person was killed in a shooting early Tuesday morning in Pleasure Ridge Park, according to the Louisville Metro Police Department.

A brief account of a workers' and peasants' uprising in Vietnam following the end of World War II by Ngo Van Xuyet, one of the participants.

MANILA - The Supreme Court (SC) has granted a plea filed by former Technology and Livelihood Resource Center (TLRC) deputy director general Dennis Cunanan to be allowed to travel to the United States while his appeal on the graft case against him remains pending. In a resolution dated Sept. 29 uploaded on the SC website on Tuesday the SC's First Division allowed Cunanan to travel to the US from October 7 to November 5. Last July 14, the SC already granted Cunanan's motion to travel from ...