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Opposition Senator Leila de Lima on Wednesday, Nov. 3 questioned the Commission on Elections (Comelec) decision to hand over the contract on the delivery of the 2022 election paraphernalia to Dennis Uy’s F2 Logistics, a known supporter of President Duterte smacks of cronyism. De Lima said Uy is cle

Presidential aspirant Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa on Tuesday said the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee’s hearings on the alleged anomalous transaction between the Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corporation and the Department of Budget and Management’s Procurement Services (DBM-PS) is already “over the lim

Thanks to a cross-university team and the support of small, women- and minority-owned (SWaM) businesses, William & Mary was able to procure the items it needed to continue operating while also protecting the health of its community members.

In a review of Frank Dorns personnel file, the Index-Journal discovered instances when John de la Howe did not follow human resources guidelines detailed in its employee handbook and on

John de la Howe President Tim Keown sent a "vitriolic" email to Frank Dorn that accused him of creating "a hostile work environment and one of paranoia," according to a

Investegate announcements from eEnergy Group PLC, Final Results

OF SUBSTANCE AND SPIRIT Diwa C. Guinigundo The President’s order preventing his cabinet from attending Senate investigation was no surprise. Every time Pharmally executives and staff open their masked mouths, testimonies accumulate to corroborate possible graft, swindling and plunder. If sustain

Senator Richard Gordon's official website has fallen victim to a coordinated online attack, causing the site to shut down for several hours, his office disclosed on Wednesday, Oct. 6. Myke Cruz, information technology officer of Gordon’s office, made the report amid the Senate Blue Ribbon Commit

"Using untested, unverified technology to send police to our communities — that’s horrific," activist Adwoa Agyepong told reporters during a news conference Thursday in Englewood.

The former Budget undersecretary being linked to the alleged overpriced procurement of face masks and face shields for the Department of Health (DOH) on Friday expressed willingness to attend the Senate investigation.