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  1. Ice cream tax

    Ice cream tax

    We’re already taxing ice cream, by the way. You buy it, there’s the VAT. You import it, there are customs duties and import VAT. Ice cream has never learned…

    DT·

  2. THE Department of Finance estimates average annual revenues of P74.7 billion from the proposed expansion of the country’s sweetened beverage (SB) tax coverage.

    DOF eyes ice cream, yogurt under SB tax

    The Department of Finance (DOF) has proposed expanding the coverage of the country’s sweetened beverage (SB) tax to include ice cream, frozen yogurt and other…

    Toby Magsaysay·

  3. SOUTH Korean protesters hold umbrellas and wave national flags outside the SK Olympic Handball Gymnasium, which served as a vote-counting center, in Seoul on 17 June 2026, amid ongoing protests demanding a rerun of the 3 June local elections due to ballot paper shortages.

    Heat on vs ice cream ‘cartel’

    Japanese authorities have raided six of the country’s largest ice cream makers over allegations of price-fixing. Regulators are investigating whether major…

    Agence France-Presse·

  4. New cream brings Viagra’s power to women

    New cream brings Viagra’s power to women

    A new sildenafil-based cream called Dare to Play offers the first topical treatment designed to boost physical arousal in women, marking a major step in…

    DT·

  5. FROM leaf to loom — A silkworm farm in Misamis Oriental showcases the province’s growing sericulture industry, where silk production is being nurtured as a sustainable livelihood.

    From worms to gowns: MisOr’s silk secret

    In Claveria, Misamis Oriental, silkworm farming is turning worm saliva into luxurious silk, as part of DoST-PTRI’s push for sustainable textiles, local…

    Cheng Ordoñez·

  6. Construction workers take a break under the shade of umbrellas and enjoy cold refreshments from street vendors in Quezon City on Friday, 14 March 2025.

While this year’s dry season is not expected to surpass last year’s record-breaking temperatures, PAGASA warns that the heat index could still soar to 48 to 50 degrees Celsius between late April and early May.

    Workers beat the heat with ice cream

    Construction workers take a break under the shade of umbrellas and enjoy cold refreshments from street vendors in Quezon City on Friday, 14 March 2025.

    John Carlo Magallon·