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Mamdani's doxing of NYC property owners fuels violence fears

Rwanda genocide's legacy set to reshape African borders

America's Leading State Earns Top Spot Again in Latest Rankings

Niqab wearer vows to fight abuse

Top Business Credit Cards for Maximizing Rewards and Cash Flow

Gunman fires at U.S. Consulate in Toronto, second attack

Veteran Airshow Pilot Calls on London Mayor Andy Burnham to Champion UK Defence at Farnborough International Airshow

Labour leadership frontrunner Andy Burnham is urged to prioritize defence by attending the Farnborough International Airshow 2026 to engage with industry experts and shape his party's strategic vision.

Economists Urge UK to Abolish Stamp Duty and Council Tax in Comprehensive Tax Reform

Leading economists are calling for a fundamental transformation of the UK tax system, advocating for the replacement of stamp duty and council tax with a single, more equitable 1% property value tax.

Luffy AI Secures £8.1m Investment as Former Fusion Scientists Revolutionize Motor Engineering with Centuries-Old Expertise.

A pioneering Oxfordshire-based AI startup has secured £8 million in funding to further develop its cutting-edge deep tech capabilities.

High Court Dismisses Prince Harry's £50m Hacking Claim Against Daily Mail Publisher

The High Court has delivered a decisive ruling in favor of Associated Newspapers, dismissing a £50 million unlawful information gathering claim brought by a high-profile group of claimants, including Prince Harry and Sir Elton John.

Internet of Things Security Vulnerabilities Exposed in Physical Infrastructure

The sheer volume of data generated by the Internet of Things is often perceived as weightless due to its instantaneous transmission over the air and through server networks, obscuring the significant physical and environmental costs that underlie its seemingly effortless flow.

Department of the Interior and Local Government Allocates P5 Million to Baguio for Construction of Drug Rehabilitation Facility

A significant boost to community-based initiatives has been made with the allocation of P5 million to support enhanced drug prevention and rehabilitation programs in Baguio City.

Department of Justice Commences Construction on Lanao del Norte Office Complex

The Department of Justice has initiated construction of a new multi-purpose building complex in Lanao del Norte to centralize its provincial offices and enhance the delivery of justice services to the local community.

Government Inflation Statistics Under Scrutiny Amid Concerns Over Accuracy

A government official faced intense scrutiny on Tuesday after a lawmaker raised concerns over reported discrepancies in the country's energy pricing policies, citing a 6% increase that has sparked public debate and calls for transparency.

Legislators Advance Controversial Wage-Setting Reform Proposal

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Canada Protesters Cleared: Buckingham Palace Dismisses Allegations

The Philippine government has declined to take action against individuals accused of harassing a Palace press officer during anti-Marcos protests.

Supreme Court Denies Request for Furlough for Notorious Figure Revilla

The Sandiganbayan court has rejected the appeal of former Senator Ramon "Bong" B.

Department of Budget and Management Sets Sights on P5.5 Billion Housing Allocation

The Philippine government has proposed a P5 trillion budget for the next year, as outlined in a recommendation submitted by the Department of Budget and Management.

Philippines Condemns China's Latest Missile Test, Citing Regional Security Concerns

The Philippines has strongly condemned China's ballistic missile test in the South Pacific, deeming it a reckless display of military power that exacerbates regional tensions and imperils the security of smaller nations.

Filipino Workers Suffer Highest Midyear Burnout Rate, Study Finds

A significant number of Filipino workers are experiencing burnout by mid-2026, with a poor work-life balance now emerging as the leading contributor to exhaustion, surpassing traditional factors such as pay and workload.

Ombudsman Investigation Reveals Key Incident in Senate Shooting: Aplasca Initiated Confrontation on May 13

A retired Police Major General has been found administratively liable for grave misconduct and gross neglect of duty after initiating a confrontation that led to gunfire inside a Senate complex in May, resulting in unjustified warning shots being fired in the absence of an imminent threat.