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SC suspends work in courts on Oct. 30 for Undas 2025 observance
The Supreme Court (SC) on Wednesday announced the suspension of work in the country”s courts on Thursday, Oct. 30, to enable court personnel to join the country”s observance of Undas 2025.
Ama, patay matapos hatawin ng kahoy at pala ng sariling anak sa Davao City
Patay ang isang ama matapos siyang pagpapaluin ng kahoy at pala ng sariling anak sa loob ng kanilag bahay sa Davao City.
DOJ to subpoena respondents in 5 alleged ‘ghost” flood control projects in Bulacan
The Department of Justice (DOJ) said on Wednesday that it would soon issue subpoenas to former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) officials who are respondents in cases involving anomalous flood control projects in the first district of Bulacan.
SC to designate special courts for corruption cases in flood control scandal
Amid allegations of irregularities stemming from the flood control scandal, the Supreme Court (SC) on Wednesday said it will designate special courts dedicated to corruption-related cases arising from the government”s infrastructure projects.
MRT-3: Free rides for children on Nov. 3 for National Children’s Month celebration
The Metro Rail Transit Line 3 (MRT-3) will offer free rides to children below 18 years old on Monday, Nov. 3, as part of the celebration for National Children”s Month.
Trump arrives in South Korea for key talks ahead of APEC summit, Xi meeting — no Kim Jong Un reunion
Donald Trump visits Seoul for talks with President Lee Jae Myung focused on trade, investment, and maintaining stability amid growing tensions in the Asia-Pacific region.
Hamas victim memorial featuring Shiri Bibas and sons targeted by vandals in Milan, Italy
Artist AleXsandro Palombo calls the defacement of his Bibas family memorial mural in Milan an antisemitic act disguised as activism rather than legitimate protest.
Here’s what Donald Trump and Joe Biden have in common on energy policy
Comparing Biden’s Keystone XL cancellation to Trump’s offshore wind project halts: both decisions jeopardize jobs and domestic energy security.
California restaurants choke on new allergen menu mandate amid compliance concerns and costs
First Amendment concerns arise as California mandates restaurant allergen disclosures, creating legal exposure and constitutional challenges for food service businesses.
A new study just exposed the corruption behind America’s homelessness crisis
New investigation reveals how billions in taxpayer funds meant to address homelessness have been diverted to radical activism and political agendas instead of helping the homeless.
