Among the politicians filing their certificates for candidacy as mayor on Friday (clockwise from top left) are San Juan’s Francis Zamora, Marikina’s Marcy Teodoro, Santa Rosa City’s Arlene Arcillas, General Trias City’s Jonjon Ferrer, Tabaco City’s Kristel Lagman, and retired police general Elmer Jamias, who is running in the City of Manila.
Priests carry banners outside the Antipolo Cathedral in Antipolo City, Rizal as it formally became an international shrine on Saturday...
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‘High School Musical’ star Vanessa Hudgens, seen in a resplendent gown from the recent Met Gala in New York in...
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A group of fishermen and a flock of egrets enjoy a good catch of fish during low tide at Barangay...
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Comely coeds of a local school show off their dancing skills during a gala parade to celebrate Tabaco City’s 22nd...
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The planet Venus partly overshadows the Earth’s moon on Friday night, the conjunction creating a lunar crescent as seen in...
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Students of Baclaran Elementary School Unit 1 in Parañaque City put their books on as head protection as they joined...
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n By Maricel V. Cruz If senatorial elections were held today, former President Rodrigo Duterte would top the race if...
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The Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA) between the Philippines and the United States have built-in protocols and does not allow...
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The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) vowed to heighten its oil spill containment activity in Oriental Mindoro province in collaboration with...
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Senator Robinhood Padilla on Saturday thanked Speaker Martin Romualdez and members of the House of Representatives for considering discussing a...
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