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Oct 25, 2026

UAAP: Jared Bahay replaces home heartbreak memory with Ateneo win

SCHEDULE: UAAP Season 89 basketball tournament – second round There’s a triple-overtime heartbreak at home that lives in Jared Bahay’s mind. A more pleasant memory will now replace that. Ateneo turned back Far Eastern University, 75-72, on Saturday, with Bahay and rookie Kieffer Alas spearheading the big victory in the UAAP Season 89 men’s basketball

Oct 25, 2026

This week’s milestones: Oct. 25 to Oct. 31

Oct. 26, 1521 The remaining crew of the expedition once led by the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan dropped anchor at “Biraham Batulach,” known today as Barangay Batulaki, to take shelter from a violent storm. In the detailed account of the voyage, Antonio Pigafetta, a Venetian scholar and explorer, also wrote that Sebastian el Cano had

Oct 25, 2026

Anthony Constantino opens up about chasing his dreams in 'Pinoy Big Brother 3.0'

Meet "Ang Total Dream Heartthrob ng USA" Anthony Constantino.

Oct 25, 2026

A Dream of Reunification

Shan Sheng spent over six decades living overseas. A committed advocate of China's reunification, as a trained lawyer he made a key contribution to the formulation of the Anti‑Secession Law, which was adopted in March 2005. It was a day that Shan Sheng described as "the happiest... of my life."

Oct 25, 2026

Tracing the Vision: The Ecology of Prosperity

The notion that lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets has long resonated across China.

PAP elects top leadership, no new names among 14 members announced

Oct 25, 2026

More than 2,000 cadres cast their votes at the party’s biennial conference held at the Singapore Expo on Oct 25

PAP re-elects 14 members to its top leadership body

Oct 25, 2026

More than 2,000 cadres cast their votes at the party’s biennial conference held at the Singapore Expo on Oct 25

Oct 25, 2026

Novel idea: Thailand, Vietnam take books on the road in reading drive

Tran Dai Thang spotted two young people who had picked up their drinks at a pop-up cafe beside his travelling bookstore and were about to leave, so he called them over. One of them said they did not read books, Thang recalled. But he kept the conversation going and eventually persuaded the visitor to buy a book for 10,000 dong (US$0.40) – heavily discounted from its original price of 45,000 dong. For Thang, an artist and publisher, the small sale mattered far less than the fact that someone who...

Oct 25, 2026

Before the Philippines even had a name, it had gold

“When you look at this gold jewelry, you realize that once upon a time we had a golden age. It gives you a sense of what was pre-colonial culture,” historian Ambeth Ocampo tells Rappler

Oct 25, 2026

LFL urges AG to order murder probe into custodial death, seeks Bukit Aman takeover

Lawyers cite alleged internal injuries and question police account of cause of death.