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COVID Diaries Expose Fauci's Unsettling Preoccupation

Bilt Rent Day Offers Hotel Status Match

Toronto man sought after gunfire in Scarborough; boy injured

DSA co-chair calls to abolish Senate, ICE

Safeguarding Pets in Ontario Summer: Tips & Advice

Manchester United plans ahead with move for highly rated talent

Market Rally Faces Stalling Momentum

Philippine stocks may lose momentum this week due to a lack of fresh drivers, as renewed hostilities in the Middle East create market uncertainty.

Strategic Tech Trends Driving 2026 Innovation

With AI's rapid evolution, the focus moves from what it can achieve to how companies deploy it effectively at scale within modern enterprises.

E-invoicing has potential to curb  corruption, but gov’t tech

E‑invoicing is poised to curb corruption and rebuild public trust by boosting tax transaction transparency, though challenges remain in the coming months.

APECO Negotiates Utility Contract for Casiguran Economic Zone

Aurora Pacific Economic Zone and Freeport Authority is negotiating with power firms to install an electricity distribution system for its freeport.

Global agricultural commodity prices fall in early July

Philippines’ food prices drop: PSA reports a month‑to‑month decline in staples such as rice, pork shoulder, and calamansi, signaling easing inflation.

Mindanao Railway Funding Uncertain, DoT Reports

The Department of Transportation is courting bilateral partners and development banks to fund the long‑delayed Mindanao Railway, reviving regional transit.

EU‑Chile FTA stalls as agriculture disputes remain unresolved

DTI is addressing agricultural concerns in its free trade talks with Chile to secure better terms for local farmers, enhancing the sector’s competitiveness.

Semirara Coal Auction Continues After SMPC Data‑Sharing Objections

Despite the incumbent concession holder’s request, the Department of Energy will proceed with the auction of the Semirara Island coal mine.

Japan Considers Importing Isabela Rice to Secure Supply

Japan’s Creattura Co.

Maguindanao blast injures five, authorities investigate.

On Saturday, a grenade blast on a highway in Shariff Aguak, Maguindanao del Sur injured two soldiers and three civilians after a motorcycle incident.

CTA Rejects Zuellig's VAT Dispute, Upholds Tax Rules

The Court of Tax Appeals en banc upheld the denial of a tax claim by Zuellig Pharma Asia Pacific Ltd.

Senator Urges Overhaul of the Anti-Money Laundering Act

SENATOR Emmanuel Joel J.

LTFRB Reinstates Pickup Fee to Support Drivers' Earnings

LTFRB will reinstate fixed pickup fares for ride‑hailing, aiming to ease rider costs and improve fare transparency across the Philippines.

SWS: Marcos trust falls to record low in latest poll

A new report reveals rising public trust in President Ferdinand R.

China Must Face Racist Video, Tarriela Demands Accountability

Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson Jay Tristan Tarriela blamed China for a racist video depicting Filipinos in a demeaning way, demanding accountability.