Amid rumors speculating anew about his health, President Rodrigo R. Duterte went for a late night jog on Malacañang Palace grounds on Friday, April 9.
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Armed Chinese Ships Chase Filipino Civilian Vessel in Challenged West Philippine Sea
by Ellon LabanaThe Republic of the Philippines, along with its ally the United States of America, have expressed concerns about the increasingly aggressive acts of China in the resource-rich West Philippine Sea following the reports on Thursday, April 8, that armed Chinese ships have chased away a Filipino civilian vessel from the disputed territory.
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Kim is one of the most influential artists in the country, named as the Philippine showbiz’s “Chinita Princess,” gained her success after winning the PBB teen edition in 2006.
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Zainab Harake extends blessings as she surprise her carpenter Kuya Toy. Madam Zebby, as her Team Zebbies, addresses her, but Zainab is way more than just being a madam.
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A viral video is hitting online as a lady boldly hitting Shabo right along the sidewalk in broad daylight.
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With an infected toe, Rommel Barro went to see a doctor in one of the largest hospitals in Davao City. When the doctor told him that his foot had to be amputated, he was totally unprepared for what he heard.
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You may be now at the top of your career – whether a physician, nurse, administrator, manager, or whatever profession – but the time will come that you will finally bid goodbye to what you love doing.
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Rabiya Mateo Dressed in Filipino Designers Master Pieces to Her Miss Universe Journey
by Ellon LabanaMiss Universe Philippines Rabiya Mateo arrives at Los Angeles International Airport yesterday April 10 ready to battle herself in the most sought-after beauty pageant.
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Joan (not her real name) is not your typical woman in her early fifties. She has had recurrent diarrhea for as long as she can remember.
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Araw ng Kagitingan – The Fall of Bataan, The Rise of Modern Day Heroes
by Ellon Labana“Isinuko na ang Bataan” — These are words that we hear from people, often in the form of jokes, whenever something has been given up or surrendered. But on the 9th of April, 1942, in the midst of the rampaging World War II, these words meant no joke.