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NBA: Anthony Edwards embraces the 'boring' pursuit of greatness
MINNEAPOLIS — Anthony Edwards devoted much of his previous two offseasons to the US national team for the World Cup and the Olympics, coming off intense runs through the NBA playoffs with the Minnesota Timberwolves. As valuable as those experiences were for his flourishing career, the time Edwards had for his own training this past summer was instrumental toward his desired development into a true MVP candidate on a legitimate title contender. READ: NBA: Timberwolves again left to figure out last 2 steps to title “I feel like I was able to actually work on my game,” he said. For […]... Keep on reading: NBA: Anthony Edwards embraces the 'boring' pursuit of greatness
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CESAFI: UC, UCLM Webmasters hit hardcourt on Thursday
CEBU CITY, Philippines — The University of Cebu (UC) Webmasters aim to keep their momentum going after their “Sanciangko Clasico” triumph over the University of the Visayas (UV) Green Lancers as they return to action in the ongoing CESAFI Season 25 men’s basketball tournament on Thursday, October 16, at the Cebu Coliseum. The Webmasters, now with a 3-1 record, face the struggling University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) Panthers at 6:45 p.m. Riding high from their 70-64 win over longtime rivals UV last Sunday, UC is without doubt a dangerous opponent for the Panthers, who are mired in a three-game […]... Keep on reading: CESAFI: UC, UCLM Webmasters hit hardcourt on Thursday
15 percent rice tariff not DepDev's recommendation, exec tells Senate
MANILA, Philippines — The idea of reducing the tariff on rice from 35 percent to 15 percent did not come from the Department of Economy, Planning and Development (DepDev), an official told a Senate hearing on Wednesday. Presiding over the hearing of the Senate committee on agriculture, Sen. Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan asked DepDev why it was supposedly against reverting the rice tariff to its previous level at 35 percent. The panel chairman also wanted to know why DepDev would want to keep the reduced tariff until 2018. “So I’d like to know your justification why you want it maintained at […]... Keep on reading: 15 percent rice tariff not DepDev's recommendation, exec tells Senate
The Travel Club’s Trade-In Sale is back: Your second chance to donate and upgrade
The Travel Club’s “Donate Your Old Case for a Cause” Trade-In Sale is back — giving travelers another chance to upgrade their essentials while turning pre-loved bags into a meaningful contribution. As the holiday season approaches and travel plans fill up our calendars, now is the perfect time to invest in reliable travel gear. Continuing its advocacy that blends practicality with purpose, The Travel Club brings back this unique trade-in initiative. If you missed the first run earlier this year, this is your second chance to take part. More Than a Sale: A Tradition with Purpose Beyond being a shopping event, the Trade-In Sale has […]... Keep on reading: The Travel Club’s Trade-In Sale is back: Your second chance to donate and upgrade
Imelda Schweighart eyes 2026 Miss Universe Philippines crown
Imelda Schweighart is coming back to pageantry and will be taking part in the 2026 edition of the Miss Universe Philippines pageant after her recent appointment as the representative of Kalibo, Aklan. Many were surprised when she personally appeared and joined in the celebration of the 25th Miss Philippines Earth pageant in August even though she abdicated her throne in 2016. Schweighart received her official title as 2026 Miss Universe Philippines-Kalibo, Aklan on Tuesday evening, Oct. 14, right in the province’s capital and largest town. Many pageant fans remember her as being one of the only few Filipino delegates who […]... Keep on reading: Imelda Schweighart eyes 2026 Miss Universe Philippines crown
JV Ejercito urges probe into alleged collusion of COA auditors
MANILA, Philippines — Senate Deputy Majority Leader JV Ejercito called on the Commission on Audit (COA) to conduct a thorough investigation into the alleged involvement of its resident auditors in the multi-billion-peso anomalous flood control projects that have sparked national outrage. During the Committee on Finance hearing on the proposed 2026 budget of COA on Monday, Ejercito asked Chairperson Gamaliel Cordoba if the agency has already launched its own investigation into resident auditors assigned to district offices flagged for irregularities, particularly in Bulacan and Mindoro. “I hope that you would investigate, it came from DPWH officials in this First District […]... Keep on reading: JV Ejercito urges probe into alleged collusion of COA auditors
2 consecutive quakes hit Bogo, Cebu
MANILA, Philippines – MANILA, Philippines – Two consecutive earthquakes with magnitudes 4.5 (downgraded from 4.6) and 4.0 (downgraded from 4.3) shook Bogo City, Cebu, three minutes apart from each other, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) recorded. The magnitude 4.5 earthquake was recorded at 3:55 p.m., in an area 22 kilometers northeast of Bogo City, Phivolcs said. At 3:58 p.m. a 4.0 magnitude earthquake hit another area 20 kilometers northeast of Bogo City, Phivolcs added. Both quakes are tectonic in origin with two-kilometer depths of focus. READ: Magnitude 4.4 quake jolts Iloilo City, prompting school checks According to […]... Keep on reading: 2 consecutive quakes hit Bogo, Cebu
Sugar Mercado wins Mrs. Universe Official 2025
Former Sexbomb Girls member Sugar Mercado is officially an international pageant titleholder after she was crowned Mrs. Universe Official 2025. Mercado celebrated her win through a Facebook post on Wednesday, Oct. 15, after she was crowned the night before in Laguna. “Mga misis, umaga na pero di ko pa tinatanggal ang korona ko sa ulo ko as Mrs. Universe Official 2025 Winner. Hanggang hindi pa ito mag-sink in sa sarili ko na totoo pala ito at hindi ito isang panaginip, isusuot ko buong araw. Never in my wildest dreams na magiging beauty queen ako,” she reflected. (Ladies, it’s already morning, […]... Keep on reading: Sugar Mercado wins Mrs. Universe Official 2025
IKEA to open 'plan & order' store in Quezon CityIKEA to open 'plan & order' store in Quezon City
Ikea Philippines' smaller format store is opening in Quezon City this October.
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Governments around the world still betting on coal power plants
MANILA, Philippines — Despite the global push to phase down fossil fuels and transition to clean energy, coal continues to hold a strong foothold. It remains a dominant force in the world’s energy mix, with new coal-fired power plants still being built to meet rising electricity demand. By mid-2025, about 2,500 coal plants will remain operational worldwide. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), coal generates about 35% of global electricity as of 2025. As of last year, 227 gigawatts of coal power were under construction worldwide, with hundreds more gigawatts in planning. READ: DOE urged to cancel approval of coal […]... Keep on reading: Governments around the world still betting on coal power plants
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