US Military ‘Plans’ in Disputed Waters Anger China

Following the reports that the United States was considering ramping up its military presence in disputed South China Sea waters and confronting Chinese territorial claims with ships and aircrafts, Beijing expressed anger Wednesday. Citing officials, the Wall Street Journal reported Defense Secretary Ash Carter to have asked staff to explore sending Navy surveillance aircraft and … Read more

Baby Survives After Being Buried Alive for Eight Day

CHINA—a newborn baby, abandoned by his parents, has been found alive in a cardboard box after being buried for eight days in the cemetery in southern China. Having a cleft lip, the baby boy was abandoned in Tian Dong Country but was miraculously discovered by a middle-aged woman after it was being buried for at … Read more

Chinese Province Pushes Ban for Rooftop Christian Crosses

BEIJING — Authorities forcibly removed hundreds of rooftop crosses from skylines of cities in the Chinese province proposing a ban on any further replacement of the religious symbol atop sanctuaries at both Protestant and Catholic churches. Authorities in the eastern province of Zhejiang will be given legal grounds to remove rooftop crosses if the proposal … Read more

Death Toll Passes 3, 000 After Nepal Earthquake

KATHMANDU, Nepal– Disaster management chief said Monday that the death count after a massive earthquake hit parts of Nepal on Saturday has already surged 3, 218. (Carl Whetham/IFRC/Handout/EPA) The count from 3, 218 and 6, 500 injured as reported by Rameshwor Dangal, who heads the home ministry’s national disaster management division, is expected to increase … Read more

Ph To Host FIBA World Cup In 2019

Samahang Basketball ng Pilipinas (SBP) has said that they want to host the 2019 FIBA World Cup. They have actually told the FIBA that it already is planning to join in the bid of those who will be hosting the 2019 FIBA World Cup of Basketball. FIBA Basketball World Cup is an international Basketball competition which … Read more

Gold and Bronze Medals for 2 Filipinos in China Math Tilt

Two young Filipino students gave pride to the country by wining gold and bronze medals respectively in the recent math contest which was held in China. The competition is called as the 2014 China Western Mathematics Invitational (CWMI) contest. This was held from August 14 to 19, 2014 in Chongquing City, China. Gold medal was … Read more

McDonald and KFC’s Food Scare in China

McDonald and KFC in China experienced a food scare scandal according to the news from Shanghai Television. After the news had spread out, the said corporation had apologized to their customers. McDonald and KFC made hard works to have a good reputation over the years. With that, they did all the efforts they can do … Read more

PH to host 2014 AVC Men‘s Volleyball Championships

Another hosting of international sport event was being awarded to the Philippines but this time in the volleyball tournament. The Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC) took the country as in-charge of the 2014 Asian Men‘s Volleyball Club Championships scheduled on April 8 to 16 as original organizer Vietnam backed out. Photo Credit: Rappler.com The Philippine Volleyball … Read more

Loida Nicholas Lewis: US Pinoys for Good Governance (Video)

China's Public Enemy No. 1

Loida Nicholas Lewis is considered as the richest Filipino outside the Philippines because she was the former CEO of the largest African-American company in the United States, Beatrice International, through her husband Reginald Lewis. Loida Nicholas Lewis controlled some of the world’s largest companies under TLC Beatrice LLC. She was considered as one of the … Read more