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Nadal’s Protégé, a Nation’s Pride: Alexandra Eala Rewrites Philippine Sporting History...
WASHINGTON — At 21, a left-handed prodigy from Manila has done what no Filipino tennis player had done before — and Rafael Nadal is...
Li Ka Shing Foundation, Disney to Treat 24,000 Domestic Workers to...
HONG KONG — The Li Ka Shing Foundation and The Walt Disney Company have joined forces to offer more than 24,000 foreign domestic helpers...
Two Filipino Seafarers Injured in Black Sea Drone Strike Return Home;...
MANILA — Two Filipino seafarers wounded when Russian drones struck their liquefied petroleum gas tanker in the Black Sea have returned to the Philippines...
Eala rallies past Pegula to win first WTA title at DC...
WASHINGTON — Alex Eala captured the biggest title of her career Monday, rallying to defeat world No. 3 Jessica Pegula 4-6, 6-4, 6-0 in...
Heavy rain forecast for Hong Kong as forecasters monitor possible tropical...
A broad trough of low pressure is expected to linger along China’s southern coast and the northern South China Sea, bringing heavy showers and...
Repatriated OFWs from Dubai, Black Sea seafarers get gov’t aid assistance
MANILA — The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration and the Department of Migrant Workers provided immediate assistance Thursday to 38 overseas Filipino workers and 12...
OWWA Plans Expanded Services for Overseas Filipino Workers After Marcos’ SONA
MANILA, Philippines — The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration said it will expand programs for overseas Filipino workers and their families after President Ferdinand Marcos...
Alex Eala Rallies Past Zheng Qinwen to Open DC Open Campaign...
WASHINGTON — Alexandra Eala of the Philippines rallied to beat China's Zheng Qinwen 4-6, 6-4, 6-1 on Tuesday to open her campaign at the...
SONA Highlights OFW Repatriation, Jobs, Aid Amid Middle East Conflict
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasized the government’s commitment to protecting citizens abroad during his annual State of the Nation Address (SONA)...


















