Opening Pandora’s box
Constitutional questions on the creation of the Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL) and the establishment of a Bangsamoro government have not been ruled upon by the…
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Pollsters rapped for ‘conditioning’
A petition filed yesterday may start the ball rolling for a wide review of the role of pollsters in the mind-conditioning of voters and even outright poll…
Rose hits game-winner
MINNEAPOLIS — Derrick Rose nailed a three-pointer from 18 feet with just 0.6 seconds left to lift the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 116-114 victory over the…
Sincerity wins
The Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL), which went through the crucial vote yesterday, is far from perfect but President Rody Duterte knows that it will make or…
Succession 101
Imagine this situation: A wealthy Filipino family’s patriarch meets his untimely demise leaving behind a large amount of property. From this estate, the family…
Axed Galas cops fight back
The head of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) belittled yesterday the charge filed by 17 members of the QCPD’s Galas police station against policemen who…
DoE visits oil retail outlets
The Department of Energy (DOE) visited the various fuel retail outlets over four days this month to ensure the proper implementation of the second tranche of…
DoJ dismisses Okada LED case
The Department of Justice (DoJ) has affirmed the resolution of the city prosecutor of Parañaque which dismissed the complaint of Tiger Resort, Leisure and…
Food items warning raised
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned the public against purchasing five unregistered food products that could pose a danger to the health of…
Peaceful Bangsamoro plebiscite assured
Police and military officials on Saturday vowed to ensure a peaceful and orderly plebiscite tomorrow for the ratification of Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL) in…
BI probes work permit mess
The authority of the heads of satellite offices of the Bureau of Immigration (BI) to issue special working permits (SWP) to foreigners has been revoked.
IDOOH, Grab in-vehicle entertainment partners
IDOOH International has partnered with GrabAds, Grab’s online-to-offline (O2O) advertising platform, to deploy in-vehicle media screens in GrabCars in the…
Pinoys warned amid Libya fighting
Military buildup in the capital city of Tripoli in Libya forced the DFA to issue an alarm. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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Pushing for entrepreneurial revolution
The Duterte administration is allocating P3.5 billion in financial faclity to increase the number of small and medium enterprises. contributed photo
Albayalde: Reds actively recruiting students
For safekeeping With the gun ban in effect, firearms with expired licenses owned by private security agencies are inspected by Philippine National Police chief…
MMDA closes part of North Avenue
A portion of North Avenue in Quezon City will be closed to vehicular traffic starting today, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) announced.
NU aims payback
National University seeks to avenge its lone loss in the UAAP Season 81 juniors basketball tournament against Adamson University today at the Filoil Flying V…
Osang loses anew at CA
The Court of Appeals (CA) has affirmed its decision ordering former actress Rosanna Roces to pay P3.1 million in damages to an aesthetic clinic associated with…
2018 dismal year for agri
The performance of the agricluture sector is so abysmal even President Duterte admits it is his weakest portfolio. contributed photo