Bryan McNeill, aged 55, of K Street, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, was handed a six-month suspended sentence and ordered to pay €10,000 to the 19-year-old college student.
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MANILA, Philippines—Adamson shrugged off a chaotic fourth quarter and turned to Ray Allen Torres to upset University of the Philippines, 62-59, and notch its first win in the UAAP Season 88 men’s basketball tournament on Wednesday. After numerous questionable calls in the fourth quarter that ultimately led to a 59-all deadlock in the dying seconds,
MANILA, Philippines – Megawide Construction Corp.’s share price closed at P3.58 each on Wednesday, marking a two-year high after raising its dividend policy ceiling and amid expectations that it would triple its profit within the next two years. The company led by tycoon Edgar Saavedra ended the trading day as one of the bourse’s top
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MANILA, Philippines — Defending champion Italy exacted a sweet revenge on Belgium with a rousing 25-13, 25-18, 25-18 win to advance to the FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship semifinals on Wednesday at Mall of Asia Arena. Roberto Russo powered another balanced attack of the Italians with 12 points after scattering six kills, four blocks, and
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Finance (DOF) has secured support for its 2026 budget proposal amounting to P38 billion from House Committee on Appropriations vice chair Bella Vanessa Suansing. Suansing, the Sultan Kudarat Representative, recognized the DOF’s crucial role in her sponsorship speech before the House Plenary on Sept. 23. “The Department of Finance
A man was arrested for trespassing at NFL player Travis Kelce’s Kansas residence on September 15, per a local report.
Aneet Padda, who made a splash with her debut movie Saiyaara, has reportedly replaced Kiara Advani in the upcoming Maddock film Shakti Shalini.
Petra, the ancient city in Jordan, is famous for its stunning architecture and rich history.
After eight years of standing as a godfather of the University of the Philippines (UP) Men’s Basketball Team, businessman Januario Jesus “JJ” Atencio bid the Maroons adieu this University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 88. The move was due to “personal reasons.” But at the same time, Atencio felt it was time to