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KORONADAL CITY, South Cotabato – Once again, the beautifully designed and meticulously adorned bahay kubos, or native huts, lining the streets here are drawing residents and visitors eager to take selfies and souvenir photos. The Bahay Kubo and Product Display Competition along Alunan Avenue has long been a traditional feature of the annual Tnalak Festival and

CARACAS — The death toll from Venezuela’s devastating twin earthquakes last month has climbed above 4,300, a senior lawmaker said on Saturday. National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez, the brother of interim leader Delcy Rodriguez, said the death toll had climbed to 4,333 from 4,118 reported on Friday. On June 24, the magnitude 7.2 and 7.5

MANILA, Philippines — Finance Secretary Frederick Go stepped up his promotion of the United States-initiated artificial intelligence (AI) hub in New Clark City. “Obviously, to all of us, the technology of the future is AI and anything tech,” Go told journalists on Friday. “I think both sides are very excited to get this moving along

MANILA, Philippines — Several citizen groups in Manila are calling for a ban on indoor smoking and vaping areas in the city, saying that exposure to smoke cannot be prevented by any ventilation system within enclosed spaces. In a statement on Saturday, over 25 grassroots organizations led by Social Watch Philippines (SWP) called on Manila

TARLAC CITY — The Tarlac State University welcomed its first two visually impaired students as it implemented its inclusivity policy on Friday afternoon, July 10. Marvin David Gamasa, 20, who is pursuing a Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English, and Andrie Helric Pangilinan, 18, who plans to take up a Bachelor of Arts in

John Amores Reveals the Tough Road Behind His Long-Awaited PBA Comeback JOHN AMORES – A second chance doesn’t come easily, and for John Amores, reclaiming his place in the PBA meant proving he was ready both on and off the court. Controversial basketball player John Amores has revealed that his journey back to the Philippine ... Read more

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Nadine Lustre was a part of a successful loveteam Award-winning actress Nadine Lustre shared her perspective on the Philippines’ “loveteam” culture, having once been a part of it herself. The prevalent culture of pairing up actors was among the topics recently discussed in Episode 29 of Kylie Verzosa’s “Almost Honest.” Kylie mentioned that she would ... Read more

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Did ‘Sigabo’ Use AI? Fans React to Viral Wedding Scene SIGABO – Instead of talking about the storyline, many netizens are discussing the visuals of ‘Sigabo’ after an alleged AI-generated wedding scene caught their attention. The latest episode of Sigabo, the newest television drama headlined by Kapamilya Primetime King Coco Martin, has become the center ... Read more

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A tunnel leak beneath Bangkok’s Khlong San district has forced City Hall into round the clock damage control, with more than 140 residents affected and a key road shut for repairs. The trouble began on Wednesday night, July 8, when heavy rain triggered water seepage inside a section of tunnel being built for the Southern …

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Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has dismissed speculation that former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s recent visits to neighbouring countries carry any political significance, saying Thaksin remains free to travel wherever he chooses. Speaking to reporters in Songkhla province yesterday, July 10, at 4.15pm, Anutin addressed images circulating on social media showing Thaksin meeting …

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