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When long exchanges in the Senate stir memory and dig up nuggets of recent history

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Take the ‘Trump tariffs’ to the local levels and to the May elections, economist says

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When apps are gamified, workers rarely win

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‘Unfailingly sweet, phenomenal’: Mark Strong on working with Dolly de Leon and Chai Fonacier

F.H. Batacan talks about writing crime fiction and her new book of short stories

By Liana Garcellano

Portraits in Jazz: Keeping up with Colby de la Calzada

By Jocelyn de Jesus

Thunder strike down Pacers for first ever NBA title

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For first Filipino player in Valorant Masters grand finals, taunts and pressure are no problem

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Mindanao aces the Philippines’ longest running beauty pageant

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June 26, 2025June 26, 2025BooksBy Liana Garcellano

F.H. Batacan talks about writing crime fiction and her new book of short stories

At the Quezon City Public Library (QCPL) main branch’s conference room on June 19, crime writer F.H. Batacan is telling everyone that she’ll be reading an excerpt from her short story titled “The One Cry.” It’s in her new book, “Accidents Happen,” a collection of her previously published short stories. It features journalist Joanna Bonifacio, who first appeared in her...

June 24, 2025June 24, 2025MusicBy Jocelyn de Jesus

Portraits in Jazz: Keeping up with Colby de la Calzada

(Sixteenth of a series) Age is a wonderful thing when it happens to people who embrace it as fully as they have lived their lives. Some even laugh about the exigencies of aging, admitting that the attendant forgetfulness has compelled them to keep the good ole’ CV in ship-shape. Colby de la Calzada—bassist, composer, arranger, and musical director—says he made...

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F.H. Batacan talks about writing crime fiction and her new book of short stories

At the Quezon City Public Library (QCPL) main branch’s conference room on June 19, crime writer F.H. Batacan is telling...

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Portraits in Jazz: Keeping up with Colby de la Calzada

(Sixteenth of a series) Age is a wonderful thing when it happens to people who embrace it as fully as...

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Thunder strike down Pacers for first ever NBA title

The Oklahoma City Thunder clinched their first NBA title since their relocation after thrashing the Indiana Pacers at home, 103-91,...

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For first Filipino player in Valorant Masters grand finals, taunts and pressure are no problem

Patrick Mendoza, the Filipino rookie player known in the esports world as “PatMen” and a member of Paper Rex (PRX),...

In Diversity

Mindanao aces the Philippines’ longest running beauty pageant

After Luzon swept the top spots in the 60th Binibining Pilipinas pageant last year, Mindanao aced the 2025 competition and...

In Sports

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Obi Toppin led six Pacers posting double figures to trample the Oklahoma City Thunder at home, 108-91, in Game 6...

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The Manila Symphony Orchestra (MSO) is presenting “A Night in Hollywood” as the second featured concert for its 99th season on...

In In Memoriam

Like a bridge over troubled water: The life journey of Luis Jalandoni

The melody of the ballad “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” played on a piano, welcomed a large crowd to the Asian...

In Media

Filipino concern over online disinformation hits record high–Digital News Report 2025

Concern over online mis- and disinformation in the Philippines climbed to a record 67% in early 2025 amid a politically...

In Sports

Thunder dominate Pacers; one win away from NBA title

Jalen Williams exploded with a playoff-career-high 40 points to propel Oklahoma City Thunder to their very first series lead, 3-2,...

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Alas Pilipinas climbs to World No. 46 in FIVB rankings

From a promising squad to a podium mainstay, Alas Pilipinas is quickly becoming a force to reckon with in the...

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Bostik helps Filipino children in the new school year, joins Brigada Eskwela 2025

Bostik partnered with Brigada Eskwela 2025 as part of its continuing efforts to help Filipino schoolchildren. The French manufacturer of...

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When long exchanges in the Senate stir memory and dig up nuggets of recent history

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