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The real inequality: Who gets to inconvenience others and get away with it.
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The real inequality: Who gets to inconvenience others and get away with it.
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It becomes constitutionally corrosive when the House lingers for the full 60 session days, three hearings a week, turning inquiry into a spectacle.
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Magyar, who arrived waving the Hungarian flag, told the cheering crowd that voters had ‘liberated Hungary.’
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Davao City Mayor Sebastian Duterte issued a profanity-laced tirade against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. last Sunday, signaling a total collapse of the…
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The next move may well be a public clamor for Marcos Jr. to show his abs, just as his father so often did.
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While the Marcos PR machinery may have succeeded in aligning many, it has not aligned all.
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Ejercito also warned that the Philippines’ heavy reliance on imported fuel and coal continues to drive up costs.
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COTABATO CITY — The United Bangsamoro Justice Party (UBJP), the political arm of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), appears to be grappling with a…
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The proposed joint venture between SOCOTECO II and Ignite Power is reigniting a long-standing issue in the country’s power sector: whether the current…
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Nosy Tarsee has been picking up chatter about a certain scion of a blue-blooded political clan, whose polished public image is said to conceal a far messier…
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I usually say that the mere fact a young man has a desire to become a priest is an indication that he is being called by God, that he surely has the priestly…
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported Thursday that 387 gas stations nationwide have temporarily closed because of petroleum product delivery failures,…
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What they can only present as witnesses are Ramil Madriaga, the convicted leader of a kidnap-for-ransom syndicate, and putschist Trillanes.
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Two banners are raised — not of party but of principle. One stands for truth, humility, discipline, and service. The other for vanity, expediency, deception,…
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The mass exodus of politicians to Sara Duterte’s camp, which they believe to be almost assured of victory in 2028, now becomes both a blessing and a curse.
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In effect, Tito Sotto, or whoever the Senate President is, can assume office until an election is once again called for that purpose.
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We talk a lot about the Unbreakable Thread of our national spirit. I see that thread every time I hold your hand. It’s the connection between the hard…
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