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DENR urges golf courses to save water amid El Niño
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) said it is planning to issue a directive urging golf courses in Metro Manila to use recycled water, among other conservation measures, to help mitigate the effects of El Niño. Environment Secretary Juan Miguel Cuna made the statement during a Palace press briefing on
MMDA to build 3 rainwater facilities in Manila to curb flooding
MANILA, Philippines — The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) will build three rainwater impounding facilities (RIFs) in Manila to help mitigate flooding in the capital. MMDA Chair Atty. Don Artes and Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso signed a memorandum of agreement for the implementation of nature-based solutions in the city. The agreement covers the
Mans Carpio’s Landbank account balances from 2022-2025 unveiled at trial
MANILA, Philippines — The year-end balances of Atty. Manases “Mans” Carpio’s Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) account at its Davao R. Magsaysay branch from 2022 to 2025 were unveiled Tuesday during the impeachment trial of his wife, Vice President Sara Duterte. Prosecution counsel Atty. James Alih presented LBP R. Magsaysay Branch Manager Raquel dela
Duterte: NBI tried to ‘forcibly’ bring ex-Davao info officer to Manila
MANILA, Philippines — The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) attempted to “forcibly” bring former Davao City information officer Jeffrey Tupas to Manila in exchange for money and other promises, Vice President Sara Duterte said Tuesday. Tupas was among the individuals mentioned by former police officer Rodulfo Gracioso Jr., who claimed he delivered suitcases filled with
Murder trial told 12-week-old baby suffered catastrophic head injuries
A 12-week-old baby's catastrophic head and brain injuries were consistent with him being thrown forcibly to the floor, a murder trial has heard.
Sara Duterte to NBI: Make public Gracioso’s lie detector test video
DAVAO CITY — Vice President Sara Duterte on Tuesday called on the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to make public the video of dismissed policeman Rodulfo Gracioso Jr. undergoing a lie detector test to dispel doubts about whether the examination was actually conducted. Duterte said she had no problem undergoing a polygraph examination herself, responding
Childminder who left 27 children in her home alone and unsupervised pleads guilty to neglect
Amanda Mathewson, 55, pleaded guilty to wilfully neglecting and abandoning children in her care, at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court, where dozens of local parents attended.
Australia sells itself as ‘a reef, a rock and a harbour’. Melbourne wants to be its new face
Victoria boasts about being home to Australia’s sports and arts capital. We explore what it needs to do to retain this status and attract more international visitors.
‘The act of writing is, fundamentally, an act of seduction’: Author Susan Orlean on luring readers
The American journalist and bestselling author on the sexy – and unsexy – sides of her craft. Plus: the special superpower that helps someone become a writer.
Cohealth splurged on a recruiter. Then it chose an internal applicant
Four months after a $1.5 million bailout, the not-for-profit paid more than $65,000 to find an interim chief executive. Then it appointed someone already inside the organisation.
Private paramedic collapses in court after Perth crash footage played
Jack Dunn appeared in Joondalup Magistrates Court on Tuesday to face several charges over a head-on crash in Wanneroo on Sunday.
‘There has been consternation’: Rinehart gets naming rights at children’s hospital after $5m gift
A new centre for sick children at Westmead is being named after Australia’s richest person – and some medical staff are not happy.
Pesticides on your plate: The fruit and vegies violating standards
One punnet of strawberries contained a chemical at nearly 10 times the legal limit, according to supermarket testing conducted across Australia.
Drivers face being priced off the roads by new tolls that could spring up across the country under Labour, officials admit
Ministers are planning to hand sweeping powers to private firms who stump up the cash for road building and maintenance projects.
Matibag: It was Tupas who brought out threats to his life, not NBI
MANILA, Philippines — National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Melvin Matibag asserted on Tuesday that it was former Davao City chief information officer Jefry Tupas who actually brought out that there were threats to his life—and not the bureau’s agents. Matibag said this in response to Tupas’ recent statement, alleging that the NBI “initiated efforts”
GOP rushes $5 MILLION in desperate bid to save Darline Graham's Senate race as Trump hit with backlash for new 'trannie' nickname
Republicans are desperate to save the US Senate seat in South Carolina formerly held by the late Lindsey Graham.
3 drug suspects busted in Cagayan; P764,000 shabu seized
TUGUEGARAO CITY – Three men, tagged as high-value drug suspects, were arrested with an estimated P764,000 shabu during a buy-bust operation in Barangay Estefania, in Amulung, Cagayan on Monday. Police Major Sharon Mallillin, Cagayan Valley regional police information officer, said the police arrested two butchers aged 48 and 32 and a 45-year-old Chinese translator, all
Young woman is stalked, attacked and robbed in broad daylight on Atlanta street... while passersby just watch on
A six-foot crazed Atlanta man violently followed, assaulted and robbed a Georgia State University student in broad daylight while bystanders watched.
Trump parades 'perfect' Natalie Harp on stage and likens her to a Price Is Right model
Donald Trump hauled his ever-present aide Natalie Harp on stage at a Nebraska rally on Monday night and likened her to a game show model in front of a roaring crowd.
Gary Lineker criticises Suella Braverman for saying she is not an 'English person' as he claims her comments aimed to 'divide and rule'
Former Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker said Reform UK's education spokesperson Suella Braverman was wrong despite her justification that her parents were born abroad.
Boy, 17, hit with more charges over claims he murdered boy, 4, as he slept in perfect white picket fence home
Seven armed people jumped out of two stolen cars and fired 84 bullets into four occupied homes on a residential street in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Tesda: 230,000 scholarship slots may be cut in 2027 due to budget slash
ILIGAN CITY — The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda) warned that some 230,000 scholarship slots will not be available next year due to a cut in the agency’s proposed 2027 budget. Tesda Secretary Francisco “Kiko” Benitez said the 2027 National Expenditure Program (NEP), which the Office of the President submitted to Congress, provided
Democrats open a 16-point lead in the midterms among Independents as Trump's approval tanks
President Donald Trump's approval rating is stuck at the lowest level it has ever been.
Military veteran Democrat lawmaker blames PTSD as he's arrested for driving while twice the legal limit and smashing into stop sign
Oregon Democrat lawmaker Paul Evans has blamed his struggle with PTSD after he was arrested for allegedly driving drunk at twice the legal limit and crashing into a stop sign.
Kick political activism out of the classroom to stop teachers 'brainwashing our children' with trans ideology and 'white privilege', says Laura Trott
Laura Trott said the Conservatives would ban teachers from discussing contested beliefs in the classroom such as 'white privilege' and that people can change their biological sex.
Humiliation for Kash Patel as 'hollowed out' FBI hits news low... and agents deploy secret tactics for survival: 'Never been this bad'
Inside the hulking concrete edifice of the J Edgar Hoover building in downtown Washington, the nation's most experienced federal agents are paralyzed by fear.
University student, 19, 'strangled to death' by stepfather who drove to her university halls after developing a 'sexual obsession' with her
Carla Georgescu's body was found on February 5, on what would have been her 20th birthday, at Ribble Hall, a student accommodation block on the University of Lancashire.
Stunning New England development of modern farmhouse-style homes plunged into chaos over fears dead bodies are buried under construction site
The construction company owners Dave and Joshua Onofrio said that the stones were moved from the site and the bodies are in a local cemetery.
Uswag Ilonggo Rep. Jojo Ang pleads not guilty in graft case
MANILA, Philippines—Uswag Ilonggo Rep. James “Jojo” Ang Jr. on Tuesday pleaded not guilty in one of his graft cases before the Sandiganbayan Second Division. The lawmaker, who personally pleaded during the arraignment and pretrial proceedings, is accused of violating Section 3(h) of Republic Act No. 3019, or the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act. The provision prohibits
Confused elderly dog seen wandering park on its own after being dumped there by Cadillac driver
Spokane County Animal Protection Services urged people with information about the owner to contact the police after they put the elderly in foster care.
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