You better Beliebe it. Justin Bieber played a set at MacArthur Park

Los Angeles Times - Sep 24, 2026

MacArthur Park got an unexpected guest Tuesday: Justin Bieber, who joined several members of his band for an impromptu performance.

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Army soldier, 3 other robbery suspects arrested in Quezon

LUCENA CITY — Police arrested four heavily armed men, including an Army corporal, in an early morning operation in Catanauan, Quezon, on Thursday. A concerned citizen alerted the Catanauan police station about suspicious men at a hotel in the town proper, one of whom was allegedly carrying a long firearm, said Police Provincial Office director

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Legarda ‘raring to come back’ to the Philippines, says her spokesperson

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Loren Legarda is “raring to come back” to the Philippines as soon as possible, her spokesperson said Thursday. In an interview with the Inquirer, lawyer Tony La Viña said there is no definite date for Legarda’s return from France. The senator is undergoing treatment for a serious lung disease that, the

Sep 24, 2026

2 motorcycle riders die in Antipolo City road crash

LUCENA CITY — Two motorcycle riders died in a road accident in Antipolo City in Rizal on Wednesday, the Calabarzon police said. A 24-year-old man was driving the motorcycle with a 29-year-old woman riding pillion along a downhill curved portion of the road early Wednesday morning. READ: LTO employee nabbed after case of hit-and-run in

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Ibon: PH economy failing to generate enough jobs for young workers

MANILA, Philippines — The economy’s “weak” industrial base “limits the creation of stable, productive, and better-paying jobs,” Ibon Foundation said, pointing out that many young Filipinos are unemployed because the economy itself is “failing.” The local think tank made the point as the ongoing reframing of higher education stirs controversy, saying education planners’ focus on

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Iloilo school cancels classes over ‘security concern’

ILOILO CITY — Hua Siong College of Iloilo (HSCI) has cancelled classes at all levels at its main campus on Iznart Street on Thursday after what school officials described as a “reported security concern.” The precautionary suspension comes amid heightened concerns over campus security following recent deadly school shootings in Mindanao and Tacloban City. In an

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Biliran school threat prompts tighter security in Eastern Visayas

TACLOBAN CITY – Police have tightened security around schools across Eastern Visayas after discovering a threat letter at the Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) campus in Naval. This development came as authorities remain on heightened alert over campus violence following recent school shootings in Tacloban City and South Cotabato. READ: Online threats put Eastern Samar,

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Site issues delay UP martial law museum bidding; opening date unset

MANILA, Philippines — Unresolved site arrangements for the University of the Philippines (UP) Freedom Memorial Museum have delayed its procurement, with competitive bidding yet to begin and no contractor or definite opening date for the long-delayed project, according to the Human Rights Violations Victims’ Memorial Commission (HRVVMC). Bidding planned for July 2025 and mobilization targeted

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Nationwide rapid alert system eyed for school emergencies – PNP

MANILA, Philippines – Amid a string of security incidents in schools, the Philippine National Police (PNP) eyes the nationwide adoption of a rapid alert system to speed up the reporting and response to emergencies on school grounds. In a statement on Thursday, PNP chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. said the agency is looking into

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Don't outsource your thinking to AI, NUS president warns

SINGAPORE — National University of Singapore (NUS) has built its global competitiveness not only on research excellence, but also on a strong focus on teaching and preparing students to succeed beyond the classroom. For NUS, the quality of a university should ultimately be measured by how well it equips students with the knowledge and skills they need after graduation — an emphasis that has placed teaching and employability at the heart of the university’s strategy. “We take teaching very seriously, and many of these things that we do actually do not count toward the rankings — but yet it’s the mission of our university,” NUS President Tan Eng Chye said in a recent interview with The Korea Times. He emphasized that research remains an essential mission of a leading university, but global rankings — which tend to place heavy weight on research performance — do not always capture what universities accomplish in the classroom. For NUS, graduate employability is one of the key measures of whether the university is delivering on its educational mission. “The employability o

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Hwaseong-based Migration Stories Project gives migrant workers a space to create and connect

HWASEONG, Gyeonggi Province — Hwaseong, a rapidly developing city southwest of Seoul, has become one of Korea’s major destinations for foreign residents, particularly migrant workers. In an area shaped by manufacturing industries and immigration, the everyday lives of migrant workers often remain largely ignored. The Migration Stories Project, located near Balan Manse Market in Hyangnam, was launched in 2020 to change that reality by creating a space where migrants can share their experiences, memories, cultures and creativity in their own voices. The project brings together music, storytelling, photography, sound, video and community-based cultural activities to explore the lives of foreign migrants. Korean artist Kim Yang-woo founded the project under the slogan “World is Our Home,” as an art initiative that brings together migrant communities and local residents through interviews, art, music and community activities. She began the project during the COVID-19 pandemic, when restrictions on movement forced her to stay close to her hometown and made her think more deeply about

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N. Korea test-fires upgraded multiple-rocket launcher shells

North Korea said Thursday it has test-fired shells for an upgraded 240mm multiple rocket launcher system, stressing the need to deploy the "deadliest" attack forces along the border with South Korea. North Korea conducted a test of upgraded 240mm-caliber controlled multiple-launch rockets Tuesday under the country's five-year plan for modernizing artillery and missile forces, the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported. Leading military cadres overseeing the test said "the development of range-extended rockets assures them of a significant change in the firepower readiness along the southern border," according to the report. Pak Jong-chon, vice chairman of the Central Military Commission of the ruling Workers' Party, stressed the need to "concentrate the deadliest and destructive attack forces on the southern border," according to the KCNA. "He underscored the need to make the enemy aware of the fact that we have replaced all our armed forces' long-range strike means with the latest ones at the earliest date," it said. The rockets equipped with the "autonomous pinpoint guide system" ar

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Lee arrives in Mexico for summit with President Sheinbaum

MEXICO CITY — President Lee Jae Myung arrived in Mexico City on Wednesday for a state visit, which will include summit talks with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum. Lee and Sheinbaum are scheduled to hold summit talks, a luncheon and a joint press announcement on Thursday with the two countries seeking to strengthen cooperation in trade, investment and supply chains. During the summit, the leaders will discuss ways to expand bilateral trade and investment, and bolster institutional support for Korean companies' business operations in Mexico, while seeking cooperation in energy and critical mineral supply chains. Lee also plans to meet with Korean residents in Mexico and attend a business forum during his three-day visit. His trip here marks the first state visit to Mexico by a Korean president in 16 years.

You better Beliebe it. Justin Bieber played a set at MacArthur Park

MORE NEWS

Army soldier, 3 other robbery suspects arrested in Quezon

Legarda ‘raring to come back’ to the Philippines, says her spokesperson

2 motorcycle riders die in Antipolo City road crash

Ibon: PH economy failing to generate enough jobs for young workers

Iloilo school cancels classes over ‘security concern’

Biliran school threat prompts tighter security in Eastern Visayas

Site issues delay UP martial law museum bidding; opening date unset

Nationwide rapid alert system eyed for school emergencies – PNP

Don't outsource your thinking to AI, NUS president warns

Hwaseong-based Migration Stories Project gives migrant workers a space to create and connect

N. Korea test-fires upgraded multiple-rocket launcher shells

Lee arrives in Mexico for summit with President Sheinbaum

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