Malacañang yesterday stood by President Marcos’ conditions for the removal of the US Typhon missile launchers after Chinese ...

A wall is dedicated to such women, among them, Teresa Magbanua. On the shrine marker (my translation from Filipino): “Born in Barrio Banlat, Kalookan which is now part of Quezon City on 6 January 1812 ...

Teresa Giudice, the longest-running RHONJ cast member, has never been one to hold her tongue regarding her feelings about the series. In a recent interview, she shared her thoughts on the current ...

Teresa had been in a vegetative state for five years following a severe brain injury from a car accident. However, when she was admitted to the hospital for unexplained bleeding, a shocking ...

According to Tarriela, on Jan. 31, the BRP Teresa Magbanua challenged the presence of CCG vessel 3304, which was spotted about 190 km off Zambales while the PCG was distributing supplies to fisherfolk ...

“Come aboard, we’re expecting you!” Produced by TV legend Aaron Spelling, ”The Love Boat” first aired in 1977 and went on to become one of the most successful shows in TV history during ...

MANILA, Philippines — After a few months, China Coast Guard’s (CCG) “monster ship” is now leaving the vicinity of Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal or Bajo de Masinloc in the West Philippine Sea, the ...

He added the PCG’s 97-meter patrol ship BRP Teresa Magbanua, as well as other patrol vessels, were able to prevent CCG’s “monster ship” and other vessels from getting nearer to the coasts ...

The PCG said that CCG-5901 relieved another Chinese ship, CCG-3304, which sailed closer to the coast of Zambales but was kept at a distance by BRP Teresa Magbanua for over a week now. CCG-5901 was ...

“In compliance with the directive from President Bongbong Marcos, the PCG, BRP Teresa Magbanua, continues to assert the Philippines' sovereign rights in response to the illegal presence of the CCG ...

PCG ship BRP Teresa Magbanua (MRRV-9701) “continues to assert the Philippines' sovereign rights” as it challenged CCG vessel “3304” approximately 105 to 115 nautical miles off Zambales’ coast, ...