The Philippine Star - 2019-06-27

• US dared: Help Phl stop China
• Airlines sign pledge to decongest NAIA
• Free-for-all looms in speakershi­p race
• Many Pinoys can’t afford hospital bills – study
• Chinese vessels spotted near Pag-asa anew
• Angat nears lowest level in 14 years
• Monsoon to bring heavy rains – Pagasa
• Leni on seeking 2022 presidency: Everything is possible
• Rody: Rights advocates ignore victims of drug addicts
• CSC to gov’t agencies: Don’t reserve positions for insiders
• DILG suspends mayor who aided Recto Bank fishermen
• COA urged to simplify audit procedures
• Several issues that need to be further clarified about Sino-US trade frictions (Part II)
• Appreciati­ng
• Fil-Viet friendship in war and at sea
• Murderous predators
• Bishop sees no crisis
• Three topics
• Celebratin­g the success of Australian-educated Filipinos
• Knowing more about having kidney problems
• DPWH to upgrade collapsed road after truck mishap
• WellMed whistle-blowers placed under WPP
• Chinese establishm­ents in Parañaque padlocked
• Most expensive city list: Manila up 29 spots
• KAPA investors seek SC relief vs closure order
• NPA in its death throes — Rody
• Replacing screen time with family time
• More children at risk of online violence, bullying
• DepEd rolls out enhanced ALS
• DepEd hit for lack of learning materials
• Mueller to testify publicly on Russia
• Bangladesh ‘Tree Man’ wants hands amputated to relieve pain
• Toilet revolution, boutique hotels on curriculum at China school
• Pentagon chief seeks Europe’s help for Trump’s Iran view
• US, NoKor in talks to set up 3rd Trump-Kim summit
• KAWHI, RAPTORS CORE TO RETURN
• Blaze Spikers rally to notch win No. 2 vs Tornadoes
• Japanese charges past Bibat with 64
• Phoenix rises against NPort
• Wait’s over for Kiefer
• POC squabble still unresolved
• POC polls: Tolentino vs Aranas
• Insurers now allowed to invest in REITs
• More firms keen to expand despite lower capacity utilizatio­n
• Term deposit rates ease
• Stocks drop anew as Fed pushes back on rate cuts
• Offshore gaming, what’s really inside?
• Yard utilizatio­n at MICT nears record low level
• HSBC recasts PSEi forecast to lower 8,600 by end-2019
• Port Area lot sale still on the table — GSIS
• Building capacities in Asean
• Fni to invest $50 M in steel processing plant
• Dennis Uy’s airport upgrade plan gets support from Davao chamber
• Cordillera­n environmen­talist scales Welsh dragon’s back
• Metro water crisis traced to Bulacan watershed deforestat­ion
• Mapping system detects blue carbon on coasts
• Asia-Pacific has high mortality for foodborne illnesses
• Challenges for the local constructi­on industry
• PEZA seeks longer transition period to complete MM ecozone applicatio­ns
• Chelsea ties up with Japan firm for shipbuildi­ng
• Petron raises P20 B from preferred share offering
• New Duty Free outlet to open in Hilton Clark
• Central bankers in a bind as G20 bickers over trade
• Gold prices soar to highest level in 6 years
• US Fed pushes back on aggressive rate cut views
• 5th emergency preparedne­ss forum series for PWDs, elderly starts
• Munti invites pet owners to join K-9 search and rescue training
• Millie is all grown up in stranger things 3
• Idol top 12 named
• HOROSCOPE
• The good life
• Sold-out Phl show for TWICE
• Doesn’t Susan ever sleep?
• Toy Story 4: More surprises coming up
• AMICI BRINGS THE TASTE OF ITALY TO BGC
• DUSIT THANI MACTAN CEBU REDEFINES THE LUXE RESORT
• FRENCH WEEK AT SOFITEL PHILIPPINE PLAZA MANILA
• CCA Manila highlights baking programs with book launch
• Rainy Day Stay at Makati Diamond Residences
• NEW HONG KONG FOOD FINDS

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