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In his signature style, Lawrence O'Donnell goes into depth on the latest news developments and offers his take on the political stories driving the national...

Russia? >> that's right, steve. no confirmation from ukrainian officials or any of our sources to that. it's right now nothing but russian state media reporting that a regional russian governor in the city of bell grad says that two ukrainian gun ship helicopters came in and attacked a field depot there. as you point out, that's exactly the kind of provocation that the exports have been warning russia would be looking for to increase attacks. it comes after, as you guys mentioned in the intro, u.k. officials the intelligence officials in u.k. believe that the attacks are going continue to tens...

(PNA photo by Joey Razon) MANILA - The country's lower coronavirus figures could be attributed to Filipinos' adherence to the minimum public health standards and the high vaccination rate, Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said. In his presentation to President Rodrigo Duterte Monday night, Duque reported a 31 percent decrease in the daily average cases for the week of March 1 to 7 at 899 infections compared to the previous week - February 22 to 28 - at 1,306 infections. "One differentiator compared to many of these countries, I should like to believe, is our very good complian...

President Rodrigo Roa Duterte (File photo) MANILA - President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday urged the next administration to adopt "good practices" that are currently being implemented in the fight against Covid-19, noting that these would come in handy should there be another global health threat in the future. Duterte made this remark after Health Secretary Francisco Duque III attributed the decrease in Covid-19 infections in the country to vaccination, natural immunity, and compliance with minimum public health standards. "There is no telling that one of these days, another vicio...

(File photo) MANILA - About 70.76 percent of the country's target population has been vaccinated against the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19), the Department of Health (DOH) said Monday. In its latest case bulletin, the DOH also reported 74.22 percent of the senior citizens have been inoculated against the disease. The elderly group is composed of 8,721,357 individuals while the country's target population for inoculation is 80 percent (90,005,357 individuals) of the country's entire population. As of March 6, DOH data showed 63,690,701 individuals are fully vaccinated while 10,...