Criminals in training?
A child who cycles through multiple interventions can appear, statistically, as multiple first-time cases, or not at all.
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A child who cycles through multiple interventions can appear, statistically, as multiple first-time cases, or not at all.
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Where the controversy springs from succession, the law of estates — not corporate law — must prevail.
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Labor Day shouldn’t be a thank-you note. It should be a reckoning. If dignity requires a plane ticket, then the problem isn’t the worker. It’s the country.
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BYLAKUPPE, India (AFP) — Tibetans outside Chinese control vote on Sunday for a government-in-exile, an election of heightened significance as they brace for an…
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Recent fuel price rollbacks at gasoline stations across Kawit have done little to ease the financial burden on jeepney drivers, who say their earnings have yet…
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The Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) held its 6th Social Science Conference on 22 to 23 April, with the theme “Charting the Future Inquiry: Advances, Trends…
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For the graduates, their dreams are finally within reach. But to be honest, in the Philippines the transition between a ‘fresh graduate’ and a ‘newly employed…
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Muntinlupa Mayor Ruffy Biazon on Tuesday welcomed a decision by the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System Regulatory Office to penalize Maynilad Water…
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Duterte herself had earlier filed a petition before the High Court, asking it to issue a TRO to halt the proceedings.
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Right now, the message of the Edsa busway is confusing: ‘This is progress but please stay in the problem.’
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Ultimately, the goal of the Ombudsman should be to facilitate a better quality of life.
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He died because the line was too long, the relief too slow and the policy too cruel.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday did not proceed with witnessing the distribution of the P5,000 cash assistance to Transportation Network Vehicle…
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‘The foreign country cannot ordinarily deport him to the Philippines, because the Philippines has no obligation to accept a non‑citizen.’
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Secretary-General Antonio Guterres departs on 31 December 2026.
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The contemptible instances are not isolated tragedies but the predictable result of a policy that treats working Filipinos as supplicants rather than as…
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He looks like he’d rather be somewhere else: tattooed, chewing gum, faintly inconvenienced by the entire idea of leadership.
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The real inequality: Who gets to inconvenience others and get away with it.
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