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The Philippine tourism has generated P3.33-billion business leads as a result of the Department of Tourism's (DOT) promotion and post-pandemic efforts, Tourism Secretary Christina G. Frasco disclosed.

Republicans in the Kansas Legislature back off of a threat to sue the state's Democratic governor over education funding... the mayor of Kansas City complains about 911 wait times and vows to fix them... residents of Udall commemorate the state's deadliest tornado... and a decommissioned missile silo is for sale in central Kansas. Those headlines and more... here.

Excited ka na ba ulit mag-travel?

The National Grid Corp. of the Philippines, which saw an infusion of more than P500 billion since being privatized 14 years ago, has invested P300 billion in capital expenditures, particularly for improvements to its power transmission systems.

Speaking before members of the press during the Kapihan sa Manila Bay on Wednesday (May 24), Department of Tourism (DOT) Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco ...

The nation's most secure biosecurity lab opens in Manhattan... laws affecting transgender Kansans are set to take effect July 1st... the remains of a Kansas soldier killed in World War II return to Kansas for burial... and the Busker Fest begins this weekend in Lawrence. These headlines and more... here.

The National Grid Corp. of the Philippines, which saw an infusion of more than P500 billion since being privatized 14 years ago, has invested P300 billion in capital expenditures, particularly for improvements to its power transmission systems.

Army Pfc. Arthur Pierce of Malden, Massachusetts, was a member of the 803rd Engineer Battalion in the Philippines when Japanese forces invaded in December of 1941.

MANILA— With just four more years to go before the Philippines' only gas field might halt production, the country has started importing liquefied natural

With just four more years to go before the Philippines only gas field might halt production, the country has started importing liquefied natural gas (LNG), adding upward pressure to already worryingly high inflation.