Dubai Sent Lego To Bring Joy To Filipino Students

Do you know that there is a small city on the outskirts of Manila where ore than 80 schoolchildren get to build toy houses, cities and farms, all with Lego bricks donated by hundreds of Dubai residents? Yes, Dubai.

In started last May 2015 after the Napilas Integrated School in the Philippines, which largely depends on donations, received a massive box from Dubai resident Kristina Kunz Kharazmi. It didn't contain the books, clothes or stationery supplies that the community school in Silay City usually receives from donors around the world. Instead, it was packed full of Lego and Duplo bricks.

Driver Speaks About Accident Caused By Jenner

Jessica Steindorff, the driver of the Prius involved in the fatal car crash in which Bruce Jenner was also a driver, is speaking out against the man who pretends to be a woman.

The talent manager, who attended ESPY Awards as a guest last 15 July, issued a statement exclusively to ET online, denouncing the positive attention surrounding Jenner amid ongoing lawsuits relating to the crash.

Trump Still Leads In Presidential Surveys

After all the bashing and negative publicity that left-leaning media networks (i.e. The Huffington Posts and Yahoo!) throw at him, his popularity is still surging. And now, among the candidates for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, GOP voters want to see more of Donald Trump.

According to the results of a new CNN/ORC national survey released last 26 July, 52 percent of registered Republicans and Republican-leaning independents want Trump to stay in the race, while 33 percent would like to see the outspoken real estate mogul drop out.

Google Calls It "Scarborough Shoal"

Least they would be branded as Chinese agents, Google did the right thing by removing the Chinese name for a South China Sea shoal bitterly disputed by Beijing and Manila from its maps service last 14 July.

After a Filipino outcry, Google Maps website referred to the rich fishing ground - a subject of a case lodged by the Philippines at an international arbitration tribunal - by its international name, Scarborough Shoal.

Trump Puts Rude Reporter in His Proper Place

Liberal media network are sending their best field reporters to cover the controversial real-estate mogul Donald Trump in his trips and public appearances in order to capture any embarrassing or compromising situations and to put him in an uncomfortable position. They are hoping that such instances will weather away some of his popularity and jeopardize his presidential ambition.

Unfortunately for this media outlets, even their laid best plans can backfire and make their failure a public humiliation.

Trump's Business Surges Despite A Small Hump

The so-called protectors of political-correctness and rights advocates could not have worse time to criticize Donald Trump. Instead of attracting supporters to their cause and alienating the billionaire and his business, the reverse has taken place.

Critics of the real-estate mogul hailed the decision of several minor organizations to cut ties with him after he cited what many have ignored before: lack of appropriate border measures to keep the undesirable aliens away from American soil. He also appropriately called Mexican illegals as rapists and murderers.