For the love of cats and dogs
Susan Hooper, senior communications specialist at the department of external relations of Asian Development Bank (ADB), was on her way home last December when she saw a dog in pain
April 27, 2016
Susan Hooper, senior communications specialist at the department of external relations of Asian Development Bank (ADB), was on her way home last December when she saw a dog in pain
A retired computer engineer is marking the fourth centenary of the death of Spain’s revered author Miguel de Cervantes by publishing his best-known novel “Don Quixote” online — one Twitter message at a time.
BANGKOK — Thailand’s prime minister has some advice for his country’s young women: Don’t dress too revealingly, or you will be shunned like a piece of toffee without its wrapper.
BRANDON, Mississippi — On many Sundays, conservative Mississippi Republican Gov. Phil Bryant can be found in the sanctuary at St. Mark’s United Methodist Church, almost always in his trademark suit
It was early on a Sunday morning when I met up with my friend Owen Santos, a writer and a volunteer with the animal welfare group Compassion and Responsibility for Animals (CARA) Welfare Philippines, for a road trip. I was beyond excited; after four years, I was going to see the Laguna pit bulls again.
AMRITSAR, India — The chronic air pollution blanketing much of northern India is now threatening the holiest shrine in the Sikh religion, making the once-gleaming walls of the Golden
The rain came pouring down with pellets of ice, turning the ground into a muddy swamp. The temperature rapidly dropped as gusts of cold wind swept across the open field.
It’s Easter.
On this day, Catholics, and many non-Catholic Christians alike, recall and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus — His rising back to life after suffering and dying on the cross, which were commemorated a few days earlier on Good Friday.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Denmark, perhaps better known for its fictional, suicide-agonizing prince Hamlet and fierce marauding Vikings than being a nation of the happiest people, has just won that very
Can Palawan be the Philippines’ first and the next World Conservation Province? Author Rhett Butler* writes in his Mongabay.com website that “the once spectacular primary forests of the Philippines are
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