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THE Archdiocese of Manila is warning the faithful over the presence of individuals pretending to be priests of the Roman Catholic Church. In a radio interview, Manila Archdiocese-Office of Communications (AOC) Director Fr. Roy Bellen said the public must be vigilant against the continued prevalence of non-Roman Catholic individuals holding Masses outside churches while posing as Catholic priests.

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A Florida woman, Cynthia Kelly, claims that Reeses misrepresented its products when the presentation of the candy on the packaging did not match the actual candy insi...

Writing that defendants reaped hundreds in ilgotten gains that supports a payment of $370 million plus interest. the judge determined trump overvalued his asset as much as $2.2 billion. said the myriad deceptive extremes were so outrageous, they belie in >> you see this with the fake trial i have on in new york. >> reporter: defense lawyers saying theres no evidence introduced that anyone relied on alleged misrepresentation or was injured. the attorney general has argued if ordinary americans ca...

Piatt and flynn, they supported and believed the testimony was completely accurate. in my memorandum i have a section called lying under oath where i go line by line through obvious misrepresentations, obvious misstatements of fact. >> do you have evidence beyond your testimony? im not saying i dispute your testimony. but do you have evidence beyond that that proves that they were lying in what they told congress? >> if you look at charles flynns testimony in june of 2021 to the house oversight ...

2024 with the stakes even hi higher? >> well, there are two general things that i think will happen. the leadership will not actively engage the agencies in partisan political activity. but there will be two groups that will be engaged. from an information operation standpoint. the first is what intelligence people called the former intelligence people. so in the trump years, john brennan, jim clapper and so on. so, these people will be active in talking in ways that are derogatory to people the...

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A crime. >> we spent $30 million to execute this festival. >> but that was not true. >> we had 250 houses rented. >> not true. >> i spent $5.9 million of my own money. >> not true. he lied to investigators and frauded, repeated misrepresentation, deliberate plan top deceive: a sham. betrayed his investigators, customers and employees. >> jesse: there were no cabanas, no personal chefs. instead they got rain soaked tents and cheese sandwiches, probably lunchables. musical acts cancelled there was...

Narasimhan, in a letter to employees, noted many of Starbucks' stores have experienced incidents of vandalism, and added the company has worked with local authorities to ensure the safety of its workers and customers. The coffee chain is among several Western brands that have come under pressure from consumers calling for companies to take a stance in the Israel-Hamas war, with some even facing boycott campaigns in some Arab countries. Seattle-based Starbucks also sued the Workers United ...

UP Halal: The Uttar Pradesh government on Saturday passed orders banning the production and sale of certain halal certified food products while calling for action against organisations associated with production and sale of halal certified drugs and cosmetics in what officials said was a bid to discourage unauthorised private bodies granting halal certificates to certain non-meat products driven by a "malicious attempt to exploit a specific religious sentiment and potentially incite discord...