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Citing the 1987 Constitution and the Supreme Court ruling in Estrada v. Desierto, Tongol said criminal…
Citing the 1987 Constitution and the Supreme Court ruling in Estrada v. Desierto, Tongol said criminal prosecution may proceed independently of impeachment.
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BAGUIO CITY — A Cordilleran singer helped raise nearly P195,000 for a young bullying victim who lost sight in his left eye after being punched in Baguio City.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines on Monday declined to disclose details of security concerns raised by Vice President Sara Duterte, citing operational…
Fears of another African swine fever outbreak are pushing hog raisers to sell their animals earlier than planned, driving down pork prices rather than a surge…
The Philippines has sufficient capacity to meet its public debt obligations despite national government debt reaching a record P19.39 trillion as of end-July…
A two-month-old who died in 1965 matched the records provided by the Office of the Vice President (OVP) as one of the alleged recipients of P500 million in…
Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment lawyers on Monday refused to say whether they would invoke double jeopardy in connection with her separate grave…
The Marcos administration has proposed P197.3 billion for railway infrastructure under the 2027 National Expenditure Program to accelerate major rail projects…
Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla said Monday that he would be going on a trip to France in coming days in order to discuss matters concerning politicians…
A 90-year-old Chinese woman’s way of caring for her husband, who is suffering from memory loss, has gone viral on the social media platform RedNote.
The Chinese government is promoting marriage by expanding the number of venues where couples can register their nuptials.
A fine-dining restaurant in posh Beverly Hills, California was the site of a women’s brawl.
A British driver sped through Utah’s famous natural speedway on 11 August to set a new world record for the fastest land travel.
In vitro fertilization is supposed to help couples with reproductive issues conceive a child. For a wife in Shanghai, China, though, the technology spawned…
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