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2 Nursing Students Earn Praise Online for Helping Jeepney Driver Suffering from Heat Stroke Two nursing students chose to be absent from their exam review to help save a jeepney driver who allegedly suffered heat stroke.  Two nursing students are being praised online after they chose to stop their exam review and help save a jeepney driver who was believed to ... Read more

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Heart Evangelista has a new TV project Queen of Creative Collaborations Heart Evangelista talked about his first game show hosting stint. Heart has done a lot of stints in the entertainment industry. Aside from acting, she also ventured into music and released some records in the past. Heart also showed her hosting talent in some ... Read more

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Police posture rules were issued on May 27 by the Royal Protection Police Sub-Division 1 under the Protection and Crowd Control Division, banning six gestures by uniformed officers to improve discipline, public confidence, and approachability. The order bars officers from standing with folded arms, standing with hands on hips, putting hands in pockets, standing with …

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TOKYO, Japan — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has categorically denied claims made by his sister, Sen. Imee Marcos, that he is pushing a no-election scenario in 2028, adding that the senator should “fire” her staff who gave her that wrong information. “She should choose her sources of information better,” Marcos told reporters in a sit-down

MANILA, Philippines — Will the Philippine National Police (PNP) probe Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano over now-suspended Senate sergeant-at-arms Mao Aplasca’s role in the shooting incident there earlier this month? Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla answered, “Maybe,” when asked this question in an interview with reporters in Camp Karingal in Quezon City on

TOKYO, Japan — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday expressed disagreement with the proposal to allow remote voting of Senators even during nonemergencies, adding only Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa would benefit from it, as he is a fugitive from justice. He made the remarks at a sit-down interview with reporters here as he concluded his

COTABATO CITY — Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) Parliament Speaker Mohammad Yacob has rejected calls for his resignation from a civil society coalition, defending the parliament’s legislative integrity while urging stakeholders to pursue constructive dialogue rather than what he called “divisive allegations.” READ: Peace adviser to BARMM: Stay calm, united ahead of September polls The Recover

TOKYO, Japan — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday dismissed claims that the Senate majority members are being “targeted” by the administration following a series of cases filed against some of the senators who are part of the bloc. “I don’t know how it ended up being said that the majority now is being targeted. Because

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Friday said senators “know the consequences” if they are proven to have helped Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa escape law enforcers. The PNP Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) earlier filed an obstruction of justice case against Sen. Robin Padilla and at least five other individuals

TOKYO, Japan — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday said he had watched “with horror” the recent Senate fiasco and never did he imagine that the legislative chamber would “descend” to that level. In a sit-down interview with Philippine media here, Marcos was asked how concerning the recent happenings in the Senate were. READ: Shots fired