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Groups to hold anti-corruption rally on June 28

MANILA, Philippines — Several religious groups and civil society organizations are set to hold another anti-corruption rally dubbed as the “White Ribbon March” at the Edsa People Power Monument on June 28 to reiterate earlier calls of accountability and reforms within the government. In a press conference on Friday, Bishop Efraim Tendero said the upcoming

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Remulla says ‘endemic’ corruption made illicit tobacco trade possible

MANILA, Philippines — Interior secretary Jonvic Remulla has attributed the P141-billion government revenue loss from illegal tobacco trade to the “endemic” corruption in the country, emphasizing that enforcement efforts should target the operators, and not the small ones.  Remulla made this statement during the Third International Tobacco Summit organized by the Department of Agriculture (DA)

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Luistro: Stipulations, witnesses in VP trial submitted for resolution

MANILA, Philippines — The stipulations and witnesses presented by the prosecution for Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial have been submitted and will soon be up for resolution, while marking of the evidence has not been finished, Batangas Rep. Gerville Luistro said on Friday. In an online interview with reporters covering the House, Luistro — lead public

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Bimby Aquino Wows Netizens With ‘Eat Bulaga’ Hosting Stint

Bimby Aquino received these comments from netizens Queen of All Media Kris Aquino’s youngest son, Bimby Aquino, earned positive comments from netizens for his hosting stint in the longest-running noontime show Eat Bulaga. On Thursday, June 18, Bimby returned to the EB studio and showcased his hosting skills he inherited from his mother. To recall, ... Read more

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Farmer Becomes Millionaire After Winning P25 Million Super Lotto Jackpot 

Farmer Wins P25 Million in Super Lotto Jackpot 6/49 A 60-year-old farmer becomes an instant millionaire after winning the P25 million jackpot prize in the Super Lotto 6/49 held on May 10, 2026.   The lucky winner personally visited the office of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office in Mandaluyong City together with his family to claim the ... Read more

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Thai man accuses lottery-selling platform of refusing to pay full prize

A Thai man from Saraburi accused a lottery-selling platform of fraud after claiming he was paid only 20,000 baht despite holding winning tickets worth a total of 400,000 baht. The 49 year old man, Boy, travelled from Saraburi to Nonthaburi to seek assistance from the Foundation Campaigning to Reclaim Social Justice over the dispute. The …

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SpaceX beyond launch day and catalysts that matter for traders

June 12 was the opening bell; the real SpaceX trading story began the morning after, when the gap between IPO narrative and fundamental delivery started to close, one event at a time. The macro backdrop – was SpaceX timing this wrong? There was a question that Wall Street’s IPO euphoria had largely smothered, but that …

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How to celebrate Father’s Day, and keep dad inspired all year round

Father’s Day is a day when we give honor to dads. Behind every success story is a father whose guidance and care shape his children, and whose love and respect for his wife set an example for the family. As children work toward their own future, it is often the father who provides the foundation

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₱86.7-M onions imported from China ordered destroyed over health risks

MANILA – The Department of Agriculture (DA) on Friday ordered the destruction of P86.7 million worth of onions imported from China that were left abandoned at the Manila International Container Port (MICP). The bulk cargo contains about 650 metric tons of red onions—packed into 72,215 bags across 26 twenty-foot containers—matching the entire country’s average daily

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Youth groups question delay in Joel Villanueva case amid Senate shake-up

MANILA, Philippines — Youth groups on Friday questioned the Office of the Ombudsman’s alleged failure to file charges against Sen. Joel Villanueva despite earlier pronouncements that the case against him was “already ripe” for filing. Members of Samahan ng Progresibong Kabataan (Spark), Kabataan para sa Konstitusyon (K4K) Quezon City, and Oriang noted that more than

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