No Filipino casualty in latest US shooting violence that leaves 10 dead
The Philippine Consulate in New York announced on Sunday morning that there were no Filipino casualties in the reported "racially
Russia cuts off power supply to Finland
Russian electricity suppliers on Saturday followed through on a threat to cut off power flows to Finland as the ruling
UN report calls for strategic approach to solve Palestine crisis
A United Nations report published on Saturday called for a strategic approach to address the economic and fiscal crisis facing the Palestinian Authority and
23 percent of overseas Filipinos cast their votes
With only four days before the end of the voting period, a total of 385,437 registered overseas voters have so
European Commission accuses Apple for abusing dominance on e-wallets
The European Commission said on Monday that tech giant Apple abused its dominant position in the market of online or e-wallets. (usatoday.com) The
Russia claims destroying weapons supplied by West to Ukraine
Russia on Sunday said it destroyed weapons supplied to Ukraine by the US and European countries and a runway at
Recession looms over US economy
The U.S. economy shrank at an annual rate of 1.4 percent in the first quarter this year amid the Omicron
UN head set to meet with Russia, Ukraine presidents
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will pay a visit to Turkey on Monday before having talks in Moscow and Kiev
Report shows middle class in US shrunk since 1971
The U.S. middle class has shrunk since 1971, while upper-income households have seen their incomes grow the most from 1970
Japanese prosecutors indict US soldier for sexual assault
Local prosecutors said Tuesday that a 22-year-old U.S. marine was indicted last December over a sexual assault resulting in injury