Duterte: Consider me a candidate for VP at this time

WILL Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte run for vice president in the 2020 elections? During the inauguration of the LRT Line 2 East Extension Project, the Chief Executive told Filipinos they may “consider” him “a candidate” for the country’s second-highest office. “Maybe at this time, you can say that maybe para (just) to maintain the equilibrium…

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More phreatomagmatic bursts recorded in Taal

FOUR short phreatomagmatic bursts in the Taal Volcano have been recorded since it was placed under Alert Level 3, according to state volcanologists. In its 8 a.m. bulletin posted Friday, July 2, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) said phreatomagmatic bursts, which lasted not longer than two minutes each, happened at 6:26 p.m.,…

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DMV offers free REAL ID upgrade

SACRAMENTO – The Department of Motor Vehicles invites all eligible Californians who received driver’s licenses or identification cards  during  the pandemic but did not get a REAL  ID  to  upgrade  now  for  no  additional cost. This offer is set to  expire at the end  of the year. An office visit is required to get a REAL…

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[COLUMN] Investing in value stocks

Investors who use fundamental analysis are often broken into two categories: Value investors place a higher priority current stock price. Growth investors place a higher priority on the future prospects. Let’s discuss Value investing now and explore Growth next week. Value stocks are companies that are currently trading below what they are really worth. Value investors seek out larger,…

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[COLUMN] Traumatic brain injury

TYPICALLY, traumatic brain injury cases arise in personal-injury cases involving the negligence of a third person. These types of cases arise from motor-vehicle accidents, vehicle-pedestrian accidents, injuries arising from a defective product, bicycle and motorcycle accidents. The thought before was that if a person does not lose consciousness, they could not have suffered brain injury….

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‘Sesame Street’ features Filipina character in Asian empowerment ‘Proud of Your Eyes’ segment

AS anti-Asian hate and racism remain key issues in the national discourse about race, media properties in the youth space are creating content to help combat the effects of bullying and harassment. Sesame Workshop, a nonprofit educational branch of the renowned children’s program “Sesame Street,” released a video last week geared toward Asian American children…

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A person’s journey culminates in giving up comfortable life in the Philippines for true love in the US on an all-new Citizen Pinoy this Sunday, July 4

WHEN Jonathan (left) met his husband, he made the decision to give up his career and life in the Philippines, in exchange for love. The whole month of June, Pride Month was celebrated across the country. Citizen Pinoy pays tribute to this celebration with this week’s feature: a same-sex couple and one of them being…

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Duterte-Pacquiao rift worsens

THE relationship between Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte and Senator Manny Pacquiao has reportedly become strained following the senator’s supposed corruption remarks against the current administration. Pacquiao on Wednesday, June 30, accepted the chief executive’s challenge to name corrupt government agencies to prove the senator’s claim that corruption is getting worse in the country. “Tinatanggap ko…

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[OPINION] The Delta variant of COVID-19 is spreading fast: Red states, communities of color, youth are the most vulnerable

“THE greatest threat” is how Dr. Anthony Fauci, the United States’ top infectious disease doctor, calls the Delta variant of COVID-19 toward the elimination of the virus in the nation. As the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has relaxed many safety measures in the nation with at least 72% of adults vaccinated with…

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[COLUMN] Sanya Lopez stays humble despite success

SUCCESS can easily go into your head in tinseltown, especially when everybody is singing your praises. Despite the success of her first major series, “First Yaya,” Sanya Lopez is keeping intent on remaining true to herself and acknowledging that the teleserye’s success is not hers alone but is the result of the collaboration of many…

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PH to allow shorter quarantine period for fully vaccinated travelers from low-risk countries

Eased restrictions do not apply to individuals arriving from the United States  FULLY vaccinated individuals from certain “green” or low-risk countries will only have to spend seven days in quarantine upon arrival in the Philippines starting in July. In a statement released Wednesday, June 30, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque named 57 “green” countries and jurisdictions…

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Bonta adds 5 states to CA’s ban list of state-funded travel due to discriminatory laws against transgender community

Attorney General Rob Bonta announced that California will restrict state-funded travel to several states due to their banning of transgender youth from athletic competitions and having access to “life-saving care.” The restriction of travel to Arkansas, Florida, Montana, North Dakota, and West Virginia aims to avoid supporting or financing discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community, in…

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CA lawmakers approve record-breaking $262.6 billion spending package

Legislature also approves extension of state’s eviction moratorium Three days before the new fiscal year begins, the California State Legislature passed the yearly state budget proposal on Monday, June 28 from Governor Gavin Newsom, who proposed a wide-ranging budget that caps in at a record-breaking $262.6 billion. Lawmakers from both Democratic-controlled chambers of the Legislature…

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