
Senate eyes ‘no work, no pay’ rule
The Senate Committee on Ethics and Privileges is considering new guidelines on lawmakers’ absenteeism, including a “no work, no pay” policy, following a…
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The Senate Committee on Ethics and Privileges is considering new guidelines on lawmakers’ absenteeism, including a “no work, no pay” policy, following a…
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If burden-sharing is the principle, then reciprocity, not only in defense, but in economic survivability, should follow.
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Every vacation should leave us rested and inspired. Our recent trip to Sapporo did both.
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To call Charles’ speech a masterclass is an understatement. It was packed with all the wit, humor, candor and acumen that it could bear.
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On 19 April, a clash between government troops and New People’s Army fighters in Toboso, Negros Occidental, left 19 people dead.
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Our people need these initiatives now more than ever, and they should help ease the financial woes of Filipino families.
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A Pasay City court has amended a previous order to allow former broadcaster Jay Sonza to post bail, following his arrest last week for allegedly spreading…
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The Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA) reported that it has secured more than P20 billion in investment commitments in 2025,…
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The capital town of Aurora province officially launched its first PhilHealth Gamot program Tuesday, marking a significant expansion of healthcare benefits for…
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The US being the world’s largest economy, decisions by the Federal Reserve have significant spillover effects on other central banks. While the Fed and the…
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I recently heard a character on a television show say, almost in passing, “… living like you’re dying.”
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And that future of shared heritage, shared security, shared prosperity won’t come from shouting matches, water cannons, or missile launchers. It will come from…
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GENEVA, Switzerland (AFP) — The United States has still not paid off its membership fee arrears at the World Health Organization, the WHO chief said Wednesday,…
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Amid the present global crisis, the country still remains a destination for sports enthusiasts, drawing close to 1,000 karatekas from 56 nations for the Karate…
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Health officials placed Central Visayas on a “Code Blue” alert Thursday as part of large-scale medical preparations for the upcoming ASEAN Leaders’ Summit.
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Foreign tourist arrivals in the Philippines rose nearly 9 percent through late April despite global travel concerns fueled by the ongoing crisis in the Middle…
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The Department of Tourism reported that foreign arrivals to the Philippines rose by 9 percent despite the ongoing Middle East crisis.
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Tourism Secretary Dita Angara-Mathay said the Department of Tourism will push for stronger investments to sustain growth and resilience in the…
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