PH records first case of fatal strep shock
Gab Ibis Filipinos now face a new health threat as the rare and fatal streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS) has been detected in the Philippines. In an interview with Super
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Senate probes Bamban Mayor Alice Guo for possible identity theft
Shawne Marion Manalo Sen. Risa Hontiveros on Wednesday led a Senate probe into the possibility of identity theft by Suspended Bamban, Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo. Photos Courtesy of Marian Bermudez/INQUIRER/Sherwin Gatchalian/Risa
Duterte clan declares bids for 2025 Senate elections
Sean Emmanuel Florendo Multiple members of the Duterte family plan to run for the 2025 elections, Vice President Sara Duterte announced on Tuesday. Photos Courtesy of The Independent/Edge Davao/The Manila
UN COP28 deals with moving beyond fossil fuels; what now?
Gab Ibis Historic move. The 28th United Nations Climate Summit Conference of the Parties (COP28) deals with ending the long-reigning use of fuels as it slowly transitions to better-fared sustainable
How Drag Reality Shows are Giving Entertainment at a Whole New Level
Moira Panganiban In the Philippines, the measure of how well a culture fits into popular culture is its ability to entertain. And what do most Filipinos find entertaining? It’s the
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Beyond the college rejection: Reframing a ‘NO’ to a better and brighter ‘YES’
Shekinah Jedidiah M. Alima “Congratulations!” “You are qualified for admission to…” “You are granted a scholarship from…” After tassels were turned and medals were served, the real battle began –
LIFE CANVAS | Tamang Timpla ng Tagumpay
Kenjie-Aya Oyong Makalipas ang anim na taon, ipinagmamalaki kong nakapagtapos na ako ng sekondarya. Hindi ko maiwasang magmuni sa mga narating ko sa kabuuan ng aking buhay hayskul. Paano nga
Solons file bill to aid climate refugees’ rights in PH
Shekinah Jedidiah M. Alima Lawmakers in the Philippines have filed a bill to offer greater protection to climate refugees in response to the growing threat of climate change, particularly rising
Marcos approves EO 62 to modify imported rice tax rates
Shawne Marion Manalo President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approved Executive Order (EO) 62 on June 20 to modify import tax rates on various products, including rice, to safeguard consumer supply flow.
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