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What happens if the Senate suddenly finds itself short of the very senators needed to either conduct the trial or to convict?
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What happens if the Senate suddenly finds itself short of the very senators needed to either conduct the trial or to convict?
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Kanda confirmed his bid on Wednesday, 22 April, ahead of the end of his current term in November 2026, framing the ADB’s role as increasingly central to a…
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Inclusivity is a perennial issue that has touched on many aspects, from physical disability to sexual preference, yet as the world today becomes ever open to…
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A wannabe president who could not fix classrooms, could not account for discretionary funds, and whose response to political adversity has been threats would…
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MILAN, Italy (AFP) — It’s not just on Valentine’s Day that competitors at the Winter Olympics have been embracing the free condoms on offer at the athletes’…
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Senator Loren Legarda is poised to be the first woman to lead the Senate, with the backing of both the majority and the minority blocs, Senate President Tito…
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Senate President Pro Tempore Ping Lacson slammed unnamed critics on Tuesday who are allegedly framing Senator Loren Legarda as the one responsible for the…
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The Office of the Vice President (OVP) recently launched a commemorative coffee table book chronicling its institutional history and the legacy of past and…
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by Paula RAMON
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Pressed on whether he would have governed differently from his father, Marcos said circumstances have changed.
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There is now no doubt that the line has not only been drawn — but that line has been crossed and there is no going back.
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It’s sad. Maybe Imee didn’t betray Bongbong out of courage. Maybe the ground moved under her feet and she had nowhere left to stand.
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Imagine that nuclear finger problem multiplied under China’s pressures; a hand that flinches in the hallway cannot be trusted to grasp the helm of the nation.
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The race for the Senate presidency between Senators Francis “Chiz” Escudero and Vicente “Tito” Sotto III is not yet over, Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri said…
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AFP) — Kirsty Coventry formally became the president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the most powerful person in sport, on…
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Presumptive senator Vicente “Tito” Sotto III, who has yet to be officially proclaimed as part of the incoming 20th Congress, is already being considered for a…
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‘I’m not thinking about it or considering it at this point. There are already too many people interested in that.’
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Mounting costs, economic uncertainty, and political tension cast doubt on Los Angeles' ability to deliver a financially sustainable Olympic Games in 2028.
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