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PSC working to get gov’t approval for Olympians’ training

Byskizzow valerJuly 12, 2020

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) emphasized that the country’s Olympic qualifiers need to resume their training during a virtual meeting with other stakeholders hosted by the Department of Health last week. PSC officer-in-charge Ramon

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Brooks Brothers, founded in 1818, files for bankruptcy

Byskizzow valerJuly 9, 2020

Brooks Brothers, the retailer known for dressing the great and good of the United States since 1818, filed for bankruptcy Wednesday, buckling under the pressure from the coronavirus pandemic after years of faltering sales as customers embraced more casual apparel and sales

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Solon hits ABS-CBN over Dengvaxia coverage

Byskizzow valerJuly 6, 2020

MANILA–ABS-CBN found itself on the defensive Monday over aseries of supposedly alarmist and sensational reports on deaths linked to a controversial dengue vaccine, which one congresswoman blamed for the decline in immunization coverage in the Philippines. Deputy

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Use your ‘bamboo camera’: Kidlat Tahimik urges all networks to combat ‘bias’ vs own culture

Byskizzow valerJuly 6, 2020

MANILA — Use your “bamboo camera,” Kidlat Tahimik urged all broadcast networks in the Philippines on Monday, as he spoke at a House hearing on the franchise renewal of ABS-CBN. The National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts, one of the resource speakers, opened

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Despite ‘alarming increase’ in COVID-19 cases, UP group says PH can still beat 60k projection for July

Byskizzow valerJuly 6, 2020

“What we’re seeing is an alarming increase in the number of new cases here in NCR,” said UP OCTA Research Group Fellow Ranjit Rye. The UP OCTA Research Group projected last month that based on the current trends then, COVID-19 cases may reach a total of 40,000 by the end of

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Solon hits ‘prior restraint’ in House probe into ABS-CBN news ‘bias’

Byskizzow valerJuly 6, 2020July 6, 2020

MANILA (UPDATE)— A joint House panel’s scrutiny of alleged bias in ABS-CBN’s news coverage while deciding on the network’s application for a new franchise can be deemed as “prior restraint on press freedom,” a House member said

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A rare first edition hardbound of the Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s stone was found in a dumpster and sold for 33,000 British pounds, which is a little more than P2,000,000 at an auction based in Derbyshire, England. According to the BBC, the teacher

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Stop Buying These 20 Products You Can Make Yourself Most of us would agree that a clean home is a more pleasant — and more healthful — place to live than one with dirt, mold and funky smells. What’s more, the smell of homemade pizza dough baking in the oven — for just

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Connor Reed, a 25-year-old expat from Llandudno in North Wales, has worked in a school in Wuhan, China, for almost a year. In November he became the first British man to catch the coronavirus. From coughs and aches to burning up and spending the night in hospital, here’s how

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PSC working to get gov’t approval for Olympians’ training

Brooks Brothers, founded in 1818, files for bankruptcy

Solon hits ABS-CBN over Dengvaxia coverage

Use your ‘bamboo camera’: Kidlat Tahimik urges all networks to combat ‘bias’ vs own culture

Despite ‘alarming increase’ in COVID-19 cases, UP group says PH can still beat 60k projection for July

Solon hits ‘prior restraint’ in House probe into ABS-CBN news ‘bias’

Rare Harry Potter Book Found in Dumpster Sells for P2 Million

Yogurt, detergent and more things to stop buying and start DIY-ing

Oil prices plunge by a third as rivals Saudi and Russia turn on the taps

What it’s REALLY like to catch coronavirus: First British victim, 25, describes how ‘worst disease he ever had’ left him sweating, shivering, and struggling to breathe as his eyes burned and bones ached