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MANILA, Philippines – Senator Imee Marcos has accused her own brother, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., of being a longtime cocaine user – a claim that, if true, raises a disturbing question: Was Rodrigo Duterte’s drug war only a bloody campaign against the poor, sparing the rich and powerful? The allegationContinue Reading
IPIL, Zamboanga Sibugay – The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) has imposed its annual closed fishing season for sardines and mackerel in key fishing grounds in the Zamboanga Peninsula and the Visayan Sea, in a bid to protect fish stocks during their peak spawning period. From November 15Continue Reading
MANILA, Philippines — What begins as a short vacation for many foreigners often turns into something else entirely: a long-term stay in a country whose warmth and contradictions leave a lasting imprint. For German traveler Mark Steiner, the shift happened almost immediately after landing in Manila. “I’ve traveled to moreContinue Reading
MANILA, Philippines — Reports linking lawmakers to lucrative public works contracts have reignited concerns over entrenched corruption in the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), as an independent probe recommends criminal charges against several high-profile politicians allegedly involved in a flood-control kickback scheme. In its latest report, the IndependentContinue Reading
A 24-year-old Bay Area native has kicked off a social-media quitting movement that’s starting to get global attention — and yes, it’s called “Appstinence.” Gabriela Nguyen, who just graduated from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, says the idea came from a slow, personal realization that her phone was quietlyContinue Reading
Iceland has declared the potential collapse of a key Atlantic Ocean current system a national security threat, warning that its failure could destabilize weather, food, and energy systems vital to the nation’s survival. Climate Minister Johann Pall Johannsson told Reuters that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, or AMOC, has beenContinue Reading
The Philippines has been synonymous with paradise for many years — a land of powdery white sand, crystal-clear waters, and sunsets that seem to set the whole sky on fire. But the country’s tourism story is changing. Beyond the cocktails and island-hopping escapades, a deeper narrative is unfolding — oneContinue Reading
