Amendments to South Korea’s Information and Communications Network Act have drawn criticism from the United States, UNESCO, domestic media groups, and civil society, amid concerns the law could stifle free expression.
After three years abroad, Jia De Guzman is back in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL), ready to lead the Creamline Cool Smashers once again.
The entire executive committee of the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) resigned Wednesday following a scandal over the naturalization of seven foreign-born players that led to FIFA sanctions and an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Actor Derek Ramsay said he is at peace and prioritizing strength for himself and his family following his separation from estranged wife Ellen Adarna.
The Department of Health (DOH) reassured the public Monday that the Nipah virus (NiV) is rare and has not been seen in the Philippines since 2014.
Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said a medical bulletin is typically reserved for serious illnesses, and Marcos’ own assurance that he feels well is more reliable.
Alias “Totoy,” a personal driver for Ramos, filed a complaint with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), claiming that the three women, along with bodyguards, repeatedly beat him at Ramos’ Makati residence on January 17.
Austin officials say the city’s cold weather shelters served a record number of people over the weekend as temperatures dipped below 20 degrees.
Bexar County elections officials say they have cleared a backlog of thousands of voter registration applications in time for early voting for the March 3 primary.
Lionel Richie will return to San Antonio this summer for a concert at the Frost Bank Center, joined once again by Earth, Wind & Fire.