Why embattled Harvard must prevail
This isn’t just Harvard’s fight; it’s a test of how far the federal government can go in shaping university policy through political coercion.
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This isn’t just Harvard’s fight; it’s a test of how far the federal government can go in shaping university policy through political coercion.
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It is the job of the PCO Secretary to package and present a good visual of the administration to keep its momentum going into the next presidential election.
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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. conducted a fly-by inspection of the ongoing Malampaya Phase IV drilling project, a key initiative to expand the country’s…
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NIA registered mostly rising subsidies after the government started implementing the Rice for All and BBM Rice programs in September 2024.
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Malacañang on Tuesday downplayed concerns over former president Rodrigo Duterte’s health, saying he remains in stable condition despite appearing thinner in…
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In government, there are large ants and small ants; they appear in various colors and sizes, reflecting the degree of greed.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has accepted the resignation of Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Senior Undersecretary Analisa “Ana” Puod amid reported…
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The National Electrification Administration (NEA) is directing the largest share of its P3.6-billion rural electrification budget this year to Mindanao to…
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The Marcos administration said it will try its best to elevate the Philippines to an upper-middle-income (UMIC) economy, following a World Bank report showing…
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The Marcos administration has assured rice farmers that there are contingency funds and measures to support them during the rollout of P20 per kilo of rice…
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Malacañang on Wednesday pushed back against former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque’s claim that the Marcos administration was behind his decision to…
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With the projected drop in revenues, the DBCC is fixing its sights again on ‘more non-tax revenue’
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After almost three months, 13 crew members, including six Filipinos, finally disembarked from the Comoros-flagged MV Hirman Star on Monday after being stranded…
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said it will impose appropriate sanctions on those behind the smuggled goods seized Tuesday morning, 1 July, at the Port…
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The proposed budget places emphasis on education, health, upskilling, digitalization and climate resilience, and maintains support for infrastructure under the…
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Nearly eight years after the siege by Islamic State sympathizers, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. visited Marawi City on 23 June to advance post-2017…
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The Philippines is optimistic it can finalize a trade agreement with the economic giant, the European Union (EU), before the end of the current…
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The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) repatriated more overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) on Tuesday, 24 June, as tensions between Israel and Iran continued to…
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