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Senators grill DOH, DBM over overpriced face masks, shields
Health and Budget officials put through the wringer over the highly-priced face masks and face shields flagged by Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon and Senator Imee Marcos from their Commission on Audit annual report
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To avoid conflict spillover amidst the Afghan war, PNP heightens Mindanao security
In Kabul and across Afghanistan The situation is unclear since the Taliban forces marched into Kabul, causing panic among civilians, who gathered at airports to get flights out of the country. Women have feared
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Pacquiao, Not Taking Ugas Fight for Granted
Photo: AP The undefeated American champion Errol Spence Jr. was forced to pull out from his fight with Manny Pacquiao due to an unexpected injury. As the replacement to save the August 21, 2021
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Touch of Gold at IG Field
Olympic Gold Medallist Desiree Scott made an appearance at a recent Valour FC game sporting her Olympic gold medal. Team Canada defeated Team Sweden in a heart-pounding final with Team Canada winning in penalty
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Misteryó at Paláisipan
(Sa Ibábaw ng Bakú-bakóng Kalupáan) Iláng minúto pa ba ang bibilángin? Dápat pa bang itulóy ang panalángin? Anó ang naanínag sa salamín? Itó ba ay repleksyón lang ng damdámin? Naabót na ang kalaháti ng
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MLA Jon Reyes receives Quincentennial Award
MLA Jon Reyes, Minister of Economic Development and Jobs, received the award from Consul General Orontes V. Castro at the Legislature witnessed by Maria Rosini Alevero, Senior Trade Commissioner and Honorary Consul Ronald Opina
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Canadians are heading to the polls on September 20
Justin Trudeau and the minority Liberal government called an early federal election last week and Canadians will be voting on Monday, September 20. In the next five weeks of campaigning, Canadians will hear from
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