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Renowned pianist Lang Lang is coming to Manila in 2026
Lang Lang is coming to Manila for a concert in 2026.
Vlogger Lola Lualhati Valencia Ignacio of Wander Z Vlogs diagnosed with skin cancer
Internet-famous Lola Lualhati Valencia Ignacio of WanderZ Vlogs revealed that she has been diagnosed with skin cancer.
Kylie Padilla honors mom Liezl Sicangco, fellow mothers ‘who strive to be their children’s protectors’
Kylie Padilla paid tribute to her mom, Liezl Sicangco, and all mothers who continue to show strength and selflessness in raising their children.
Ask Atty. Gaby: Missing in action?
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Bakas ang matinding pinsala ng mga nagdaang bagyo sa iba”t ibang bahagi ng bansa.
Mala-Rice Terraces high-end residential project sa Cebu, pinaiimbestigahan
Nagsasagawa ng imbestigasyon ang Department of Environment and Natural Resources at lokal na pamahalaan sa isang mala-Rice Terraces na high-end residential project sa Cebu City, na itinuturo ng ilang residente na sanhi umano ng matinding pagbaha noong kasagsagan ng bagyong Tino.
Taxi driver, sugatan matapos gilitan ng 1 sa 3 niyang pasahero sa Maynila
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Isang taxi driver ang sugatan matapos siyang gilitan ng isa sa tatlo niyang pasahero sa Ermita, Maynila. Ang suspek na lumaslas, sinabing bigla na lang gumalaw ang kaniyang katawan at kamay.
UP Diliman, Manila campuses get bomb threats
Bomb threats were reportedly made against the Diliman and Manila campuses of the University of the Philippines (UP), according to police Thursday.
Marcos should jail people if needed, Nordic business leaders, envoys say
Widespread corruption in flood control projects has painted a “troublesome” image for the Philippines and while President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is doing a good job to hold people to account, the government should be ready to “put people in jail if need be” to restore investor confidence, the Nordic Chamber of Commerce president said on Thursday.
61% of Filipinos believe gov’t can run without corruption — SWS
Most Filipinos believe the government can be run without corruption, according to new data from the Social Weather Stations (SWS) that track public views on corruption over the past 25 years.
