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‘He is now considered, after we read him his rights, a person deprived of liberty.’
‘He is now considered, after we read him his rights, a person deprived of liberty.’
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Resort operators and an environmental group have linked sand dredging operations in Zambales to worsening coastal erosion, damaged establishments and…
A quarter-century journey of recognizing Filipinos in public service, entertainment, business and other fields is coming to a close as the Gawad Amerika Awards…
The Philippine National Police recorded a 41.77-percent decline in eight focus crimes nationwide in August, with the sharpest reductions reported in vehicle…
The Department of Social Welfare and Development and the Department of Labor and Employment face sharp funding cuts under the proposed P6.793-trillion national…
The Supreme Court has affirmed the graft conviction of former Lazi, Siquijor, Mayor Orville Fua and four others over fertilizer purchases worth more than P4.9…
MANKAYAN, Benguet -- Kankanaey Indigenous Peoples and other residents of two barangays in Mankayan maintained their barricade Tuesday, preventing workers and…
A detention cell at the Quezon City Jail in Payatas is ready for former House Speaker and incumbent Leyte Rep. Martin Romualdez, who remains confined at a…
The Senate impeachment court set 23 September to resolve the lingering question of whether to lower the 16-vote threshold required to convict and remove Vice…
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.
The defense of Vice President Sara Duterte on Tuesday declined to say whether it would challenge in the Supreme Court…
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