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Bonifacio Drive in Manila will be opened to motorists today following the completion of its drainage upgrades, the Department of Public Works and High- ways said yesterday.

MANILA, Philippines — Former broadcaster Jay Sonza was released on Monday after he posted bail of P10,000 in connection with the case filed against him for allegedly spreading fake medical information about President Marcos. Sonza arrived at the Pasig City Regional Trial Court’s Branch 118 around 8:30 a.m. for his scheduled arraignment, but this was

Three people died in a fire that struck a residential area in Gumaca, Quezon yesterday morning.

MANILA, Philippines — Leyte Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez on Tuesday broke his silence over allegations linking him to the controversial portions of the 2025 national budget, saying he would not allow himself “to be turned into the scapegoat so that others who are actually accountable can walk away clean.” Romualdez, a cousin of President Ferdinand

With 48,257 people rounded up under the “Safer Cities” initiative, the National Capital Region Police Office is noticing a decline in the number of violators of local ordinances, the NCRPO said.

Baguio Mayor Benjamin Magalong has suspended the number coding scheme to ease transportation difficulties brought by surging fuel prices.

MANILA, Philippines — The Social Security System (SSS) is considering a moratorium on loan payments for its members, along with a condonation program for employers, as part of its relief measures amid the country’s economic challenges. According to SSS President Robert Joseph de Claro, the measures being considered aim to provide immediate relief to members

MANILA, Philippines — Nearly half of working students in the Philippines have seriously considered quitting school because of work or personal pressures, according to a new survey by Mapua Malayan Digital College (MMDC).  In the first edition of its State of the Working Student report, the MMDC found that 45.2 percent of respondents had considered

BOTTOM STORY OF THE DAY: Does birding need a racial reckoning?

BLUE ON BLUE: Dems Are Freaking Out Over This Little-Known Minnesota Congresscritter.

THE NEW SPACE RACE: Metal asteroid Psyche has a ridiculously high ‘value.’ But what does that even mean?

EPSTEIN DIDN’T KILL HIMSELF: Jeffrey Epstein’s unsupervised, unfilmed death while in federal custody was totally a suicide, feds declare.

THE REDISTRIBUTION WILL CONTINUE TILL THE ECONOMY IMPROVES:  California Power Companies Proposing Income-Based Rates for Electric Bills.

Or everyone is dead. The left is actually more at home with the second.

I REPEAT, IF DRUGS MAKE IT EASY TO BE SKINNY, SKINNINESS WILL BE LESS-VALUED: Novel drug makes mice skinny even on sugary, fatty diet.

FASTER? PLEASE! DARPA nails latest US hypersonic missile test flight. “After deployment, the booster automatically fired, boosting the glider to supersonic speeds, after which a scramjet engine took over, accelerating the glider to over five times the speed of sound as it reached an altitude of over 60,000 ft (18,000 m).”