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Imee’s remark vs Marcos admin meant to save VP Sara from trial – Palace

MANILA, Philippines — The scathing remarks anew by Sen. Imee Marcos against the Marcos administration are obviously politically motivated, aimed at saving Vice President Sara Duterte from a looming impeachment trial, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said on Wednesday. Sen. Marcos, in her speech at an Iglesia ni Cristo rally on Tuesday evening, described the government

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Claire Castro says Imee Marcos believers ‘pitiful,’ kept ignorant

MANILA, Philippines — Palace press officer Claire Castro on Wednesday described those who applaud and believe Sen. Imee Marcos’ remarks about the Marcos administration as “pitiful,” saying they do not realize they are being kept “ignorant.” On Tuesday evening, Marcos delivered a speech at an Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) rally, where she called the government “high

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Jayson Gainza Expresses Dismay Over P17K Meralco Bill

Jayson Gainza shared this post slamming Meralco Comedian and TikToClock host Jayson Gainza expressed dismay over his Meralco Bill worth almost P18,000. The former Pinoy Big Brother housemate couldn’t help but vent his frustration after receiving a huge electricity bill for his home. In a social media post, Jayson jokingly questioned the computation of his ... Read more

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Jeepney Driver Ordered to Explain After Passenger Falls From Moving Vehicle 

LTO Orders Jeepney Driver to Explain After Passenger Falls From Moving Vehicle  A jeepney driver was ordered to explain after a passenger fell from a moving vehicle due to alleged aggressive driving.  The Land Transportation Office has issued a show-cause order against a jeepney driver over alleged reckless driving. The post quickly circulated on social media and garnered various reactions from ... Read more

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Laos returns 24 Thais over alleged call centre scam links

Laos handed 24 Thai nationals to Thai officials at the Fourth Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge in Chiang Rai yesterday, June 30, after officers linked them to alleged call centre scam operations. The group, comprising 15 men and nine women aged 19 to 41, was transferred by officers in Bokeo province, Laos, for legal proceedings in Thailand. …

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Rotational brownouts warning up in select Metro Cebu areas

CEBU CITY, Philippines — Portions of Cebu City, Talisay City and Minglanilla could face rotational power interruptions on Wednesday, July 1, if the Visayas grid’s power reserve runs out, power distributors warned. The Visayas grid is currently under Yellow Alert, meaning power supply is sufficient but reserves are limited.  If conditions worsen to a Red

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Fear and anger brew inside Meta amid AI frenzy

A frenzied push for artificial intelligence dominance comes with a different kind of cost for Meta, where massive layoffs, employee surveillance and departures have fueled reports of a heated internal climate. As Meta spends billions annually to build out its AI capabilities, employees at Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are increasingly unhappy with their Mark Zuckerberg-led

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Tacloban shooting: 14-year-old suspect wanted to be a cop – aunt

MANILA, Philippines – Alias Nash, the 14-year-old suspect in the Tacloban City school shooting, was taken to a firing range by his aunt because he “looked up to” her, Police Staff Sgt. Arla Ray Pacencia said on Wednesday. During the Senate panel’s investigation into the Tacloban shooting that claimed three lives, Pacencia was asked why

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Olongapo holds risk assessment, readies rescue assets for Henry

OLONGAPO CITY, Zambales — Olongapo City authorities are preparing their water-rescue assets following a pre-disaster risk assessment (PDRA) meeting on Wednesday in anticipation of the possible effects of Tropical Depression Henry. The Olongapo Fire and Rescue Team (Bravo) has placed its water rescue equipment and personnel on standby to ensure readiness for possible rescue operations

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Military chopper drops peace leaflets over Maguindanao del Sur

COTABATO CITY  – The military has literally rained down Maguindanao del Sur with calls to embrace peace, using a helicopter to drop leaflets in remote areas to enjoin Islamic State-aligned militants to surrender and for residents to help sustain the relatively stable peace and order condition in the province. As part of its information campaign, the

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