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Public health officials around the world are trying to ease concerns about monkeypox as more than 90 confirmed cases of the disease have been reported in 15 countries worldwide, including the United States.
Two journalists, who covered the campaign of presumptive president Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos, Jr., expect disinformation and harassment will worsen under his administration.
A bottle service waitress is going viral after sharing how much money in tips she can make from a single table.
Travelers from the Philippines can stay in Jeju Island visa-free for 30 days.
The head of Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin survived an assassination attempt two months ago.
Some have accused the Quad of being a talking shop that nevertheless cannot speak with one voice and that lacks any real institutional structure.
The beauty queen shares a photo of her backstage of the One Magical Night Tour with Sam Milby
“If you can respect the medical and legal industries, you can also respect us in the food and beverage industry,” Poblacion joint Onlypans wrote.
Sri Lanka is already wracked with shortages. The social order may shatter if the economy isn’t infused with cash soon.
It’s hammer time for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as Natalie Portman’s Jane Foster rejoins the gods and monsters of the Thor movies.
A Ukrainian court sentenced a Russian soldier to life in prison on Monday for killing an unarmed civilian in the first war crimes trial arising from Russia's invasion. Vadim Shishimarin, a 21-year-old tank commander, had pleaded guilty to killing 62-year-old Oleksandr Shelipov in the northeastern Ukrainian village of Chupakhivka on Feb. 28, four days after the invasion. Judge Serhiy Agafonov said Shishimarin, carrying out a "criminal order" by a soldier of higher rank, had fired several shots at the victim's head from an automatic weapon.
Three doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine offer strong protection for children younger than 5, the company announced Monday, another step toward shots for the littlest kids possibly beginning in early summer. Pfizer plans to submit the findings to U.S. regulators later this week. The Food and Drug Administration already is evaluating an application by rival Moderna to offer two-dose vaccinations to tots — and set June 15 as a tentative date for its independent scientific advisers to publicly debate the data from one or both companies.
"Are you kidding me?!" Vergara's former co-star Sarah Hyland reacted to the racy shot.
Day 20 was another interesting one in the Amber Heard-Johnny Depp defamation trial.
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley serves face in new mom-on-duty breastfeeding selfies.
Aerial footage captured scenes of devastation in Gaylord, Michigan, on Saturday, May 21, after a tornado tore through the town the day before, killing at least two.Video from the Michigan State Police Aviation Unit shows damaged buildings in the town.Officials on Saturday said at least two people, both in their 70s, were killed and 44 injured.Both deaths were at a mobile home park, police said. According to local media, fire officials said the park was almost completely destroyed. Credit: Michigan State Police via Storyful
On Monday, the leadership of the Philippine National Police (PNP) warned groups or individuals who may stage protests or rallies during the joint session of Congress that started Tuesday, May 24, the canvassing of the votes for the president and vice president in the just concluded May 9, 2022 general elections. The canvassing is expected to end either on May 27 or 28.While it’s the role of the national police to keep peace and maintain order, especially after the general elections, the warning
The Warriors continue to own the Western Conference finals.
A teacher at a top secondary school who got into a relationship with his student 11 years ago was on Tuesday (24 May) jailed for 15 months, according to media reports.
Outgoing Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on May 23 criticized the killing of civilians in Ukraine, describing Russia’s invasion as “a war against a sovereign nation”.In a televised speech broadcast Monday, Duterte urged Russian president Vladimir Putin to rein in his soldiers in Ukraine who he said were “out of control, killing,” according to a translation of his remarks by Rappler.“I would ask Putin to hear me because President Putin you are in control of everything,” he said in English, while going on to describe the Russian president as a “friend” .Addressing the Russian embassy, he said there was a “moral obligation” to protect innocent civilians, children, and the elderly.Duterte also criticized the invasion, saying the move was “not a special military operation” but “a war against a sovereign nation.”“You have to solve the war between Ukraine and Russia before we can talk of even returning to normalcy," he said in relation to rising oil and gas prices. Credit: Radio Television Malacanang via Storyful
