The Philippine Star - 2023-05-30

• Mandatory digitaliza­tion to cut red tape – Marcos
• No serious threats ahead of BSKE – police
• Philhealth urges public to seek treatment for hypertensi­on
• Reprinted nat’l IDs may be out by Friday
• Group wants phaseout of tobacco farming
• Maritime travel, flights canceled
• Belmonte to national gov’t agencies: Coordinate infra projects
• Makati launches DOT’s ‘hop on, hop off ’ bus tour
• The country’s transmissi­on grid
• Perjured testimonie­s
• Time to prioritize social justice
• Empowering the informal workforce through recognitio­n and upskilling
• BBM and GMA
• Like it or not, America needs Chinese scientists
• NYC slowly sinking, study shows
• US debt deal finalized
• Kyiv repels air strikes after huge Russian bombardmen­t
• Erdogan extends two-decade rule in Turkey runoff
• North Korea notifies Japan of plans to launch satellite
• F2 plucks La Salle, FEU players
• Baisa, Bautista net MVP honors
• TSITSIPAS SURVIVES EARLY SCARE
• MOMENT OF TRUTH FOR HEAT, CELTICS
• Romeo back in fiery form
• Phl budget surplus balloons in April
• State agencies told to ramp up spending
• Stocks rise on US debt deal
• FPhC allots P80 B capex for 2023
• Ayala sees completion of $1 B asset sale this year
• DMCi reports signs of recovery
• Don’t rush MIF passage
• Netflix expands password-sharing crackdown worldwide
• Japanese rapper strengthen­s ties to Phl showbiz
• ‘A National Treasure’
• The Glory, Part 2
• SKIN STATION OPENS 100th CLINIC
• The top destinatio­ns Filipinos want to visit this year
• A DAILY DOSE OF FRUITS AND VEGGIES CAN MAKE YOU HAPPIER
• MAKING CANCER CARE INNOVATION ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE

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