- 07:19 p.m. Pattinson leaves vampires behind in 'Cosmopolis'
- 05:15 p.m. 4 members of drug group arrested in Zambales
- 05:01 p.m. Corona to be notified on effectivity of impeachment decision
- 04:40 p.m. Commercial airing of cooking oil ad stopped
- 04:30 p.m. Lady Gaga cancels Indonesian show over security
- 01:00 p.m. Transact with legitimate travel agencies, holidaymakers told
- 12:53 p.m. Senate resolution filed commending Jessica Sanchez
- 01:44 a.m. Djokovic bids for 4th consecutive Grand Slam title
- 08:24 p.m. Vatican confirms pope's butler arrested in scandal
- 07:04 p.m. Astronauts enter world's 1st private supply ship
- 01:57 p.m. Philippines appoints ambassador to China amid row
- 11:38 a.m. Bud weakens to tropical storm off Mexico's coast
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- 02:17 a.m. Serena Williams says sister Venus is 'inspiring'
- 01:44 a.m. Actress Keira Knightley to wed musician Righton
House: No need to amend law
MANILA -- Members of the House of Representatives see no need to amend Republic Act (RA) 6426, or the Foreign Currency Deposit Act (FCDA) of the Philippines, following recent assertions made by Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona in his impeachment trial.
2 teens playing with guns now in trouble
CEBU CITY -- Two teenagers who got their hands on some guns found themselves in trouble less than 10 hours apart.
A 14-year-old boy accidentally shot himself with a pistol in Talisay City at dawn Saturday and was rushed to the Talisay City District Hospital.
Government assures ulamas of final peace pact
KORONADAL CITY -- The government, in consultation with a group of ulama (Islamic scholars) in Mindanao, assured its "sincerity" in the ongoing peace negotiations with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).
In a consultation early this week in Marawi City, Dr. Hamid A. Barra, a member of the government peace panel, assured members of the Philippine Usrah...
Damaged dike floods 2 North Cotabato towns
KIDAPAWAN CITY -- Residents of low-lying villages in towns of Magpet and President Roxas in North Cotabato blamed the latest flashfloods to a damaged dike built along Kabacan River, one of the biggest rivers in the province.
The dike, constructed in late 2009, was damaged by the strong current of water last Thursday night, according to Mario Calayco, chairman of...
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