In 1901, U.S. troops took them from a church following an attack by machete-wielding villagers. The Americans also reportedly killed thousands of locals.

Church bells taken as war trophies by U.S. forces more than a century ago arrived in the Philippines on Tuesday, ending Manila's decades-long quest for the return of some of the most famous symbols of resistance to U.S. colonialism.

The United States is to return three church bells seized by U.S. troops as war trophies from the Philippines more than a century ago in a move long demanded by Filipino leaders, including the current president, who is critical of Washington and has gravitated toward China.

Developed in partnership with Firmenich, the new fragrance was launched on the occasion of a seminar in Manilla, where Informa Exhibitions and UBM, supported by the Chamber of Cosmetics Industry of the Philippines, Inc., presented the next edition of Philbeauty, the Philippines International Beauty Show, which will take place from the 4th to the 6th of June 2019. Laguna is made with local ingredients inspired by the beauty of the Philippines During the (...) -

The same self-proclaimed time traveler who claims to know who will replace Donald Trump as president, per a previous report, has warned that in another 12 years a certain country will try to implement brain chips into as many people as possible, and the USA will be ravaged by apocalyptic floods.
reports that the man simply known as Noah claims that the Philippines will try to give everyone brain chips in 2030.
It's a shocking claim but then again so is claiming to be from the future. With his face blurred and his voice distorted, Noah discusses his prediction on YouTube channel ApexTV.
According to Noah, 2030 is the point when the Philippines begin to introduce brain chip implements. Apparently, people are not obliged to get the chip.
Noah said, "You can obviously say ‘no' to this and they won't give it to you at all. But they're trying to give it to as many people as humanly possible."

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has asked Congress to extend martial law in the country's south by another year amid continuing concerns over possible militant attacks, although democracy advocates fear it could worsen human rights conditions.

The Philippines will buy 16 Black Hawk helicopters from the Sikorsky Aircraft Corp for $240 million, shunning cheaper Russian equipment due to U.S. sanctions on Russian military exports, the Philippine defense chief said on Friday.

Maoist rebels in the Philippines declared a ceasefire on Friday for the Christmas and New Year holidays, but the government said it would not be fooled into joining the truce.

The U.S. attorney for Ohio's southern district says an American priest accused of sexual abuse in the Philippines lived with multiple boys and insisted they bathe with him. (Dec. 6)