Entertainment
Asian Games to Go Ahead as Planned After Record Flooding Forces Evacuation of 400 Athletes in Nagoya
NAGOYA, Japan — The upcoming Asian Games will go ahead as planned despite severe flooding that swept through the Japanese host city…
Category: Asia
Entertainment
LA Rams Spent Five Years Building Australia — But One Historic Game Could Decide Whether the NFL’s Biggest Pacific Bet Pays Off
MELBOURNE, Australia — The Los Angeles Rams are about to find out whether five years of investment, marketing and fan-building in Australia…
Business
Brian Kelly Cut a $5M Trading Operation to Just $40K With AI — But One Human Still Controls the Final Move
NEW YORK — Former cryptocurrency hedge-fund manager Brian Kelly has built a trading operation that offers one of Wall Street’s most dramatic…
Philippines
Recto Wants Schools Built Beside the Philippines’ Biggest Economic Hubs — But One Problem Could Decide Who Gets the New Jobs
MANILA, Philippines — What if Filipino students did not have to wait until graduation to see the industries they are preparing to…
Business
15 Trucks, ₱960M in Suspected Smuggled Cigarettes Seized in Central Luzon — But Police Are Still Hunting Who Was Behind the Shipment
CENTRAL LUZON, Philippines — What began with the interception of a single wing van carrying almost ₱49 million worth of suspected illicit…
Philippines
Storm Damage in the Philippines Hits P12.4 Billion — But the Biggest Cost May Come After the Floodwaters Disappear
MANILA, Philippines — The economic toll from weeks of relentless rains and successive tropical cyclones has climbed to roughly P12.4 billion, with…
Philippines
Bataan Storm Victims Receive 31,625 Food Packs — But the Next Round of Habagat Rains Could Test Relief Operations Again
BATAAN, Philippines — Thousands of additional food packs are reaching families battered by weeks of severe weather in Bataan, but continuing monsoon…
Business
India Is Racing Toward 500 GW of Clean Power — But Its Battery Boom Still Runs Through China
NEW DELHI — India is building solar farms, wind projects and battery installations at a pace that could reshape one of the…
Philippines
Three Men Linked to Degamo Massacre Get Heavy Prison Terms — But the Biggest Case Is Still Unresolved
MANILA, Philippines — More than three years after the assassination of Negros Oriental Governor Roel Degamo shocked the country, a Manila court…
Philippines
5 Dead, 87 Unaccounted For After MV June Aster Burns Off Coron — But the Most Important Number Could Still Change
MANILA, Philippines — A nighttime passenger voyage to one of the Philippines’ best-known tourist destinations turned into a massive search-and-rescue operation after…