The widely acclaimed a coffee-table book on war veterans and modern-day heroes, ‘Twilight Glory” has drawn an inspiring remark from US Embassy’s Deputy Chief of Mission John Law who describes the book as a testament to the heroism and legacy of Filipinos. Law congratulates the book authors: PVAO Administrator Ernesto Carolina (center), flanked by Lingayen Mayor Leopoldo Bataoil (right) and Melandrew T. Velasco.
Speaker Martin Romualdez administers the oath to former President now Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo who has been designated as Senior...
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A man carries a bale of used clothing commonly called ukay-ukay which is ostensibly good business along Bangbang Street in...
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Oxford International, Education Group offers its university programs and online courses to Filipino learners, particularly those eyeing employment in Canada....
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A customer checks the prices of canned goods while shopping at a supermarket in Tondo, Manila on Wednesday. Increases in...
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Filipina “Sprint Queen” Lydia De Vega is laid to her final resting place at the Pandayan Memorial Park in Meycuayan,...
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Top executives of the Metro Pacific group and government officials attend the inaugural ceremony for the Cavitex C5 Link Flyover...
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The House of Representatives Committee on Legislative Franchises will hold a briefing today on the reported agreement between media giants...
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has directed the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development to build one million housing units...
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They don’t mean to make you cry, but Burger King Philippines on Wednesday said they were not putting onion rings...
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Taiwan displayed on Wednesday its most advanced fighter jet, the missile-equipped F-16V, in a rare nighttime demonstration in the wake...
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You would think that book burning is something that’s already part of history, as it conjures images of crowds gathered...
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.
