THE Meat Importers and Traders Association (MITA) is against the proposed reallocation of the Minimum Access Volume (MAV) for pork, and is calling for retaining current guidelines instead.
The Consular Corps of the Philippines, an association of consular officers in the country, held its annual ball on Saturday, ...
Philippine officials say Chinese forces have fired three flares from an artificial island toward a Philippine plane ...
Meghan has “reached out” to her estranged father, Thomas Markle Senior, following reports he was forced to undergo lifesaving ...
Despite ordering an investigation into corruption-tainted flood control projects, President Bongbong Marcos continues to face ...
In a decision penned by SC Senior Associate Justice Marvic M.V.F Leonen, the highest court in the land reiterated that PAGCOR ...
The amendments or proposed changes to House Bill 1032, the state's redistricting bill, all came from Democrats. And every ...
A Pentagon investigation found that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth could have endangered U.S. troops after he put sensitive ...
Three committee chairpersons went before the Select Board Monday night, December 1, to provide a report of their respective ...
At the Summit Media studio, JM, 25 years of age, does his pose with the straight spine of a newcomer that knows how a ...
A man was fatally stabbed in Pasig City by his rival, who believed the victim was trying to win back his current girlfriend.
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