Muggy air is starting to build back in across parts of Ontario and Quebec, with all eyes on Thursday’s forecast and the severe weather threats that come with it. With the increasing heat and high humidity, comes instability in the atmosphere. A cold front moving through Ontario on Thursday will …
Read More »‘Healing Green Season’ begins at The Farm at San Benito
As spring progresses in various parts of the world, wellness retreat The Farm at San Benito has likewise embraced what it calls the “Healing Green Season.” Defined as a period of natural purification and rejuvenation, Jennifer Sanvictores, the destination’s global head of sales and marketing, elaborated in an interview, “During …
Read More »BTS star Jin finishes South Korean military service
SEOUL — K-pop megastar Jin from BTS was discharged from his South Korean military service on Wednesday, Agence France-Presse reporters saw, the first member of the band to complete the mandatory duty, freeing him up to fully resume musical activities. The seven members of the world’s most popular boy band …
Read More »Boeing sales tumble in May
BOEING received orders for only four new planes in May — and for the second straight month, none for its best-selling 737 Max, as fallout continues from the blowout of a side panel on a Max during a flight in January. The results released Tuesday compared unfavorably with Europe’s Airbus, …
Read More »Japan May wholesale inflation jumps
Photo Credit: Reuters TOKYO — Japan’s wholesale inflation jumped in May at the fastest annual pace in nine months, data showed on Wednesday, a sign the weak yen was adding upward pressure on prices by pushing up the cost of raw material imports. The data complicates the Bank of Japan’s …
Read More »Banana company Chiquita ordered to pay families of men killed by Colombian paramilitary
Chiquita Brands International must pay $38.3 million US in damages to the families of eight Colombian men killed by a paramilitary group in that country, a Florida jury said on Monday. Company couldn’t prove it didn’t knowingly pay paramilitary group for protection. Chiquita Brands International must pay $38.3 million US …
Read More »Who’s scared of a Trump redux?
“There could be shifts under a second Trump administration, including troop withdrawals and changes to mutual defense agreements. Publications overseas are drawing scenarios about how a second presidency for Donald Trump would look like if he returns to the White House and the majority, if not all, paint a picture …
Read More »Philippine Independence Day: A celebration of freedom and unity
Freedom. This is something everyone cherishes. This is why celebrating the country’s Independence Day is something to behold and continues to be relevant, especially in today’s geopolitical landscape. Today, we celebrate the country’s 126th Independence Day with the theme, “Kalayaan. Kinabukasan. Kasaysayan (Freedom. Future. History).” The theme is apt for …
Read More »Marcos: True spirit of freedom lives in every Filipino
President Marcos lauded the diligence and courage of ordinary Filipinos as he said that the true spirit of freedom lies in every Filipino who continues to overcome challenges. President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. (Malacañang file photo) Marcos said this as the Philippines marked the 126th anniversary of the proclamation of …
Read More »Pope Francis to Zubiri: Protect the family
Former Senate president Juan Miguel Zubiri and his family visit Pope Francis during the weekly catechesis and prayers for world peace at the Vatican on June 5. Zubiri is in Europe to take a short break from politics. (Photo courtesy of the Vatican Media) MANILA, Philippines — Former Senate president …
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