Arvin Tolentino is fully focused on leading the Seoul SK Knights in the East Asia Super League playoffs, but the former NorthPort Batang Pier star has not closed the door on representing Gilas Pilipinas again.
Giannis Antetokounmpo was unavailable Tuesday night as the Milwaukee Bucks fell 123-116 to the Cleveland Cavaliers, after suffering a knee injury in their previous game.
Foreign players continued to dominate the leaderboard after two rounds of the Philippine Golf Tour Q-School, with South Korea’s Lee Song seizing control at the challenging Splendido course on Wednesday.
Iran on Wednesday pledged a “decisive” response following the killing of senior security official Ali Larijani, as tensions in the Middle East conflict sharply escalated with fresh missile strikes and regional fallout.
Miguel Díaz-Canel warned Tuesday that Cuba would mount “unbreakable resistance” against any attempt by the United States to take over the island, as authorities worked to restore power following a nationwide blackout.
Ferdinand Marcos Jr. may declare a state of national emergency to address rising energy costs and supply concerns, but only if the situation deteriorates further, Malacañang said Wednesday.
The NBA could move closer to adding new franchises in Seattle and Las Vegas next week, when the league’s board of governors is scheduled to discuss expansion, sources told The Associated Press.
Filipino tennis sensation Alex Eala is on course for a highly anticipated rematch with Iga Swiatek at the Miami Open, a matchup that fans are eagerly awaiting.
The Barrio Comprehensive Family Health Care Center has disclosed that up to 19,885 patients may have had their personal and medical information exposed due to a cybersecurity incident, the clinic confirmed in a notification to affected individuals.
Cuba is grappling with a major power blackout as the island faces mounting economic pressure from a U.S.-imposed oil embargo, while President Donald Trump on Monday made explicit threats against the country.