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PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is back in Manila from his state visit to Brunei and his working visit to Singapore.

THE Subdivision and Housing Developers Association (SHDA), the countrys largest industry association of housing and urban developers in the Philippines, recently marked its 54th anniversary with an event at the Marquis Events Place in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig. The celebration underscored SHDAs ongoing commitment to providing safe, affordable and sustainable housing.

ALICE Guo became mayor of Bamban, Tarlac, because her incredulous electoral filings slipped through the cracks and the weak spots in our electoral system. The hard questions, such as Were her Commission on Elections (Comelec) documents legitimate? were not even asked despite the screaming red flags and her documented association with a long list of foreign criminals and grifters. Was the constitutional guardrail on the citizenship provision, the basic requirement for those seeking electoral post...

One to two tropical cyclones may develop within the Philippine Area of Responsibility in June, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration.

The Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines Inc. has reported an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in their facilities amid reports of a new wave of COVID-19 infection.

Upon his arrival yesterday from his first state visit to Brunei and his historic participation in the Shangri-La Dialogue defense forum in Singapore, President Marcos vowed to continue seeking ways to ensure regional peace and stability.

In response to a spate of shooting incidents last month, the Philippine National Police has deployed at least 600 police officers to augment its forces in the National Capital Region.

James Reid is vulnerable, raw and unafraid to unpack his pain in his new single Hurt Me Too.

The Rice Tariffication Law of 2019, which replaced quantitative restrictions on rice importations with a tariff system, may have brought more harm than good.

FEBRUARY 2024 was marked by the start of the 6-month Italian language course, tailored for a selected group of 40 young students from the Canossa-Tondo Childrens Foundation. The teachers for the course (a native Italian speaker and a Filipino Italian teacher) were from the Philippine Italian Association. The language course served as an opportunity for the future of its participants. Becoming proficient in the knowledge of the Italian language could open a huge variety of possibilities, includin...