Manila Bulletin - 2024-01-17

• Lawmakers hail, defend Charter change moves
• ‘Lowest temperatur­es’ recorded in 10 areas, including Metro Manila
• 'Cyberwoman' Francel Padilla is new AFP spox
• Trump passes major US election test with easy win in Iowa
• N. Korea abolishes agencies working for reunificat­ion with South
• WHO seeks $1.5 billion for urgent health aid in 2024
• Health is wealth
• Perfect fit
• DBM: Looking back at 2023, Soaring even higher in 2024 and beyond
• Hopeful in ’24
• Carbon pricing is crucial to attain Paris Agreement goal
• Route 6B rewind: Can the jeepney navigate progress without crushing livelihood­s?
• Speaker has nothing to do with People’s Initiative – Tulfo
• Swiatek survives first test
• Messi, Bonmati scoop awards
• Last-hole miscue drops Malixi to joint 2nd
• Embiid dazzles in return; Grizzlies down Warriors
• Tolentino sees big potential in winter sports
• Bolts fend off Tropa
• OFW groups join support for PAG-IBIG contributi­on hike
• Economists forecast 3.9% inflation this year
• BCDA sets ₱2.5 B for Clark Airport airside facilities
• 40 PH designers, brands to join EU fair
• Management style, the middle way
• From ‘I do’ to forever
• Borrower-friendly business lenders get BSP perks
• Jollibee Group opens first Common Man cafe
• BSP net income down 75% end Oct. 2023
• IMF chief says AI holds risks, tremendous opportunit­y for global economy
• Xian Lim: ‘Everything happens for a reason’
• Exploring The Netherland­s
• Forced laughter
• ‘Mean Girls’ tops US box office with $28 million
• ABS-CBN searches for next Gen Z stars in ‘Zoomers’
• Going the distance for your idols
• The Rewind effect

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