The FIFA Scandal That Proves Why We Need Real Journalism
The FIFA World Cup privatization scandal shows why verified journalism matters more than ever, especially in an age of AI and misinformation.
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The FIFA World Cup privatization scandal shows why verified journalism matters more than ever, especially in an age of AI and misinformation.
Cebuano guard Jared Bahay delivered 18 points and four clutch free throws as Ateneo held off Adamson, 73-68, in the UAAP Season 89 men's basketball tournament.
Mandaue City plans to establish an amateur boxing federation to develop young fighters from the barangays, with support from Mayor Jonkie Ouano and champion boxers Reymart Tagacanao and Christian Balunan.
The 20th Asian Games opened in Nagoya with a dazzling ceremony, but behind the spectacle lay a buildup of logistical complaints from athletes and officials.
Alex Eala returns to the US Open ranked 18th in the world, with a roaring Filipino fan base and a first WTA title under her belt. Can she go all the way?
Gilas Pilipinas will lean on a PBA-heavy roster for the Asian Games as key imports from Japan and Korea are unavailable. Coach Tim Cone confirms new faces will lead the title defense.
Nirmal Purja, the record-breaking mountaineer, and his nine companions were killed by an avalanche on Broad Peak in Pakistan. The tragedy has shocked the climbing world and prompted a difficult recovery operation.
Lanao del Norte is set to host the inaugural Mindanao Youth Games in 2027, using world-class sports facilities to drive peace, tourism, and a new identity for the province.
Broadcasting legend Mark Jones shares his thoughts on Jimmy Alapag's coaching future, the story behind 'LeBronto,' and the art of calling basketball games with creativity and heart.
A new proposal at the Cebu City Council could give skateboarders, BMX riders, and other extreme sports enthusiasts a temporary home at the former Sinulog Grand Parade grounds in the SRP, addressing safety concerns and supporting youth sports development.
Ateneo lawyers argue that Tab Baldwin worked as a consultant, not an employee, in a DOLE hearing that could shape labor rules for foreign coaches in Philippine sports.
The oldest Grand Slam tournament has the strictest dress code in the circuit for players, rooted in the sport's aristocratic history. Amid fast-changing fashion trends, Wimbledon has remained a bastion of classy style, with players and attendees donning their finest whites at the London tennis tournament.
Erling Haaland’s brace leads Norway to a historic 2-1 World Cup win over Brazil, sending the five-time champions home and sparking celebrations across the Nordic nation.
Although it was our recommendation, some of those who were present in the activity may be removed from the list of individuals to be charged, especially if it can be proven that they were unaware of its wrongful intent,
Confused by the World Cup? Manny Pacquiao breaks down offside rules, red cards, and new 2026 formats for Filipino fans. Read now!
Tennis legend Serena Williams, 44, has accepted the eighth and final women's singles wild card for Wimbledon, marking a stunning comeback to professional tennis nearly four years after she stepped away from the sport.
Two Ateneo Blue Eagles players break their silence, revealing their own near-death experience and pleading for compassion as social media rumors threaten to destroy them.
We are not completely satisfied with the draw. But the Netherlands are a top-class team and we tried to compete at the same level. We were tenacious but patient and kept calm.
Divine Adili, the 6-foot-10 Nigerian center who played for the Ateneo Blue Eagles, was far more than a basketball recruit. He was a diligent student, a devoted eldest son, and a young man of deep faith who crossed an ocean to build a future for his family.
He was a boy from a poor background who simply dreamed. He dreamed not only for himself but for us as well,