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Vice President Sara Duterte’s defense team and the House prosecutors laid out sharply contrasting views on the Senate impeachment court’s subpoena powers on Wednesday, with one side arguing that an impeachment cannot override...
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Lawyer and DAILY TRIBUNE columnist Atty. Ferdinand Topacio said Wednesday the prosecution’s shifting witness lineup in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte suggests it has yet to establish a clear strategy for proving...
Before First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos lef t for Singapore on 14 July to accompany President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on his working visit, the first days of her week were spent attending to her tasks — from providing sustenance to the...
The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) and Pag-IBIG Fund on Wednesday inspected housing projects and turned over house-and-lot units in Tarlac, marking another milestone under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s...
While a Ferrari is a status symbol for its owner, some kids in China turned the luxury car into a plaything. The hood of the 3.6-million-yuan supercar of a Chinese man surnamed Zhang was turned into a slide by neighborhood children after he...