Cop’s conviction for torture, evidence planting upheld
‘In fine, when all the circumstances and pieces of evidence are taken together and not nitpicked individually, they paint the complete picture that…
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‘In fine, when all the circumstances and pieces of evidence are taken together and not nitpicked individually, they paint the complete picture that…
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Firemen spent their whole Good Friday putting out the fire that gutted an industrial building in Valenzuela City, finally finishing the operation Saturday…
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At least 143 people died and dozens more went missing after a boat carrying fuel caught fire and capsized in the Democratic Republic of Congo, officials said…
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A horrifying story of survival and silence emerges as a Connecticut man speaks out after decades in captivity — with his sister and mother finally discovering…
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The Philippines experiences frequent earthquakes and is home to at least 24 active volcanoes across the country
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Most are too weak to be felt by humans, but strong and destructive quakes come at random with no technology available to predict when and where they will happen
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Reacting to a recent political ad of Senator Imee Marcos featuring Vice President Sara Duterte portraying the country’s current situation as “black,”…
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Malacañang rebuffed the grim portrayal of the Philippines in a newly released political advertisement featuring Vice President Sara Duterte and the president's…
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US prosecutors charged a man on Monday with the attempted murder of Democratic heavyweight and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro after a…
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Malacañang on Monday commended the Philippine Inter-Agency Humanitarian Contingent that went to Myanmar where they helped in search and rescue operations…
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Malacañang on Monday condemned the rising cases of bullying, harassment and violence both in schools and online.
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Dela Cruz added that the affected residents are currently seeking shelter in Don Alejandro Roces Sr. High School and Barangay Obrero Hall
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A fire of still unknown origin gutted over 100 houses of informal settler families (ISFs) in Barangay Obrero, Quezon City, on Saturday night, keeping…
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‘Please don’t make up stories about the President’s health. That’s not good for our country.’
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has vetoed a bill seeking to grant Filipino citizenship to Chinese national Li Duan Wang, also known as Mark Ong, Malacañang…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has deemed misogynistic and disrespectful comments made against women and minorities during campaign rallies “unacceptable,”…
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Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Claire Castro has urged Senator Imee Marcos to invite more experts to appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee…
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As the Holy Week approaches, Malacañang has assured the public that the government will continue its operations without pause, emphasizing that there will be…
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