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MANILA – Partido Reporma standard-bearer, Senator Panfilo "Ping" Lacson, on Thursday said the government should focus more on security threats in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) with the steady reduction of the local communist and terrorist rebels.... Read full article
MANILA – Over 200,000 international arrivals were recorded since the country opened its borders for fully vaccinated foreigners last month, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) reported on Thursday.... Read full article
MANILA – Manila Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula reminded the faithful that placing ashes on the forehead is a sign of the great love of the Lord.... Read full article
MANILA – Education Secretary Leonor Briones said Wednesday learners who want to participate in face-to-face classes are not required to be vaccinated against Covid-19.... Read full article
MANILA – A total of 480 additional small-scale entrepreneurs from District 4 of Quezon City received livelihood financial assistance from the city government.... Read full article
MANILA – The chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday proposed amendments to the Oil Deregulation Law to enhance competition in the fuel sector, strengthen and institutionalize consumer protection, and protect and promote national ... Read full article
MANILA – A party-list lawmaker on Wednesday opposed the proposal that Congress should provide legislative franchises to the operators of online cockfighting or e-sabong.... Read full article
MANILA – San Juan residents are reminded anew not to be complacent despite having only seven coronavirus disease (Covid-19) active cases in the city as of Wednesday.... Read full article
MANILA – Newly appointed National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Maj. Gen. Felipe Natividad on Wednesday vowed to sustain the gains achieved by his predecessor Maj. Gen. Vicente Danao Jr.... Read full article
MANILA – President Rodrigo Roa Duterte on Tuesday said he is worried about the resurgence of illegal drugs, hoping his successor would continue his campaign against the drug menace.... Read full article
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