Manila Bulletin - 2018-06-19

• DOJ allows Fox to stay
• PNP to craft policy to guide anti-loitering arrests
• US solons, First Lady call for end to migrant family separation­s
• Diesel up anew by 10.45/liter, gasoline by 10.20 today
• NFA rice now available in markets – Palace
• Duque uncovers anomaly in 18.1-B health station project
• Big time finally comes for KZ
• Emir pardons 25 OFWs in Qatar
• Elevate your mood with food
• Share prices claw back from steep fall
• Peso, bond markets need hawkish tone from BSP to stem their losing streak
• Remittance­s via banks reach $9.4 billion
• SC decides on Sereno’s motion today
• New findings boost PH case for full Dengvaxia refund
• Conflict stops PH from exploring oil in WPS
• SETSCO launches 15 modern jeeps in Pasay, Parañaque
• PH pledges conservati­on of forests
• Talks not postponed for military offensive – DND
• Several feared dead as 6.1 quake hits western Japan
• UN special envoy Jolie visits Syrian refugees in Iraq
• Suspect dead after 20 hurt in shooting at New Jersey arts festival
• NOLCOM puts muscle into Batanes fishermen’s shelter
• Chief of police killed in Mallig drug bust
• ConCom launches federalism drive
• 141 recruits make it as candidate-soldiers
• Telco pitches in on disaster preparedne­ss efforts
• Passport on Wheels serves 1,000 applicants
• Populist policies
• New PNP statistics on deaths in PH
• The grand project of salvation
• Closing the income gap between Luzon and Mindanao matters
• Uncle Sam or Uncle Xi?
• What next?
• Love of enemies
• AFP ready to protect civilians from Maute – Malacañang
• Gov’t agency owed 1854.84 M in feasibilit­y study costs – COA
• Five Maute-ISIS members killed in fierce gun battle with gov’t troops
• Brownlee anchors GSM; Chan now a Kings
• Ole! Mexico stuns Germany
• Koepka proves win last year is no fluke
• Auto Performanc­e rules Petron Kalayaan Cup
• Fuentes leads CEU past AMA
• The economics of the South China Sea conflict
• First Gen embarks on R10-B buy-back program for preferred shares
• Boeing, others assessing impact of US-China tariffs
• Trade wars are hard to define, even harder to end
• Alitalia staff get new designer uniforms despite uncertain future
• Rolls-Royce takes wing as CEO sets ambitious goals
• Consumer group urges PCC to suspend Grab
• UN may include fossil fuels in emissions deal
• Developer highlights sustainabi­lity efforts
• Piñol seeks nearly R2-B budget for SAAD in 2019
• Can the Philippine­s eradicate poverty?
• Cusi seeks audit of energy subsidy fund
• Filipino labor must reap gains from infrastruc­ture plan – NEDA
• Fukuoka Bank picks BDO as partner in PH
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