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How To Survive The Next Chapter

How to survive the new abnormal—mentally, financially, emotionally

Good Deeds Go On

ABS-CBN Foundation has so far delivered PPE and food to 80 hospitals with the help of donor at partner organizations. The sacrifices and struggles of the frontliners was recently shown in the documentary “Heroes in the Hot Zone.”

Drilon Welcomes Philhealth's Move To Cut Cost Of Covid-19 Test Package

Senate minority leader Franklin Drilon on Friday welcomed the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) decision to lower the price of its COVID-19 test package by 50 percent, but insisted the state health insurance agency should peg it at a much lower price.

MRT-3 Rehab Promises Better Service To Commuters

The Metro Rail Transit Line 3 (MRT-3) took advantage of the COVID-19 lockdown in Metro Manila to step up its rehabilitation program so it is now several months ahead of its February, 2021, target date.

What Parents Should Know About Cloth Masks

We, as parents, have enough knowledge about these masks so we can properly equip everyone, most especially our family members, as to when, where, and how to wear these masks.

Where Liza Soberano Draws Strength To Carry On

For Liza Soberano, joining show business wasn’t just about fame or fortune but for the chance to complete her family.

Another Cop Caught Illegally Transporting Liquor In Iloilo

ILOILO CITY—Another policeman was arrested for illegally transporting boxes of alcoholic beverage while Iloilo province is still under a liquor ban as part of the community quarantine measures.

Tenorio, Lee, Belga: Let's Go Ahead And Do It!

PBA stars willing to stay in quarters for PH Cup duration

OFW Remittances Will Be Badly Hit By Pandemic

In the assessment of the nation’s economic losses from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, a big part is expected to come from the greatly diminished remittances of our overseas Filipino workers (OFWs). For weeks now, they have been returning by the thousands from countries around the world.

Guidelines Out Around June 1

Walt Disney World has inside track as preferred location

WHO Reports Record Virus Cases As Trump Mulls In-Person G7

WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) — The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported the largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases, as US President Donald Trump proposed hosting world leaders for the annual G7 summit as a sign of “normalization.”

Trump Says Golf Stars Are ‘All Great People' Despite Mcilroy Blast

LOS ANGELES (AFP) — Donald Trump doesn’t expect to be teeing it up anytime soon with Rory McIlroy, who called out the US president earlier in the week for his controversial leadership.

Covid-19 In The US Election Campaign

Countries around the world have been dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic largely on two levels: (1) the infections and deaths the virus has caused and (2) the economic losses inflicted on both the government and the private sector.

Grant On Last Dance: 90 Percent Bs In Terms Of Realness

LOS ANGELES (AFP) — Former Chicago Bulls player Horace Grant lashed out at Michael Jordan on Tuesday, accusing the NBA legend of providing a skewed version of the truth in the hit documentary series “The Last Dance.”

Haunted By Virus, China Gears Up For Annual Congress

BEIJING, China (AFP) — China’s biggest political event of the year opens Friday after months of delay over coronavirus fears, with President Xi Jinping determined to project strength and control over the outbreak despite international criticism and a wounded economy.

Illegal Covid-19 Facility Discovered Inside Clark

CLARK FREEPORT ZONE – Clark Development Corpo-ration (CDC) ordered the closure and full lockdown of Fontana Leisure Park here after a makeshift medical facility was discovered being operated by Chinese nationals to allegedly treat their compatriots afflicted with the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

Schools Reopen In South Korea As Virus Fears Ease

SEOUL, South Korea (AFP) — Hundreds of thousands of South Korean students returned to school on Wednesday as educational establishments started reopening after a coronavirus delay of more than two months.

Covid-19 To End Early Next Year, Study Says

Or is it too soon to tell?

Ex-Champ Tuñacao Finds Solace In Kobe

Title came at the expense of Thai who KO’d Manny Pacquiao

Social Distancing For Church Goers

Wearing face masks and social distancing – these are the most basic instructions the government can give to the people in the ongoing effort to stop the spread of COVID-19.

You Mean I Don't Have to Show Up?

Telemedicine holds the promise of delivering patient-centered care. And it may have other advantages.

COVID-19, Like HIV, May Never Go Away — WHO

It seems the attention and interest of the whole world today is focused on one issue — the COVID-19 pandemic. The World Health Organization (WHO) warned that the coronavirus may never go away and the world will have to learn to live with it, like HIV — human immunodeficiency virus — which first came in the 1980s and remains with us to this day.

Lapulapu Gets A Facelift

...er, so to speak

Asi Urges Caution

NLEX center: No more horse-playing around for us

Jordan Memorabilia Soars In Value Amid ‘Last Dance' Series

NEW YORK (AFP) – The immense global success of the documentary ‘’The Last Dance’’ amid the coronavirus lockdown has boosted sales of collectibles related to NBA icon Michael Jordan, some of which are trading in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Preakness Reset Oct. 3

LOS ANGELES (AFP) – Pimlico Race Course, which is currently being used as a drive-thru coronavirus testing center, will host the 145th Preakness Stakes on October 3, officials announced on Saturday.

We May Not Be Able To Travel Abroad Within 2020, DOT Says

In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, foreign travel should not be the first thing to look forward to

Firms Shift To New Ways Of Doing Business

It will be a whole new world post-COVID-19 community quarantine with businesses implementing more restraints and protective behavior in offices and factories.

Individual Responsibility Up As Restrictions Are Eased

The two-month lockdown officially de-scribed as Enhanced Community Quar-antine (ECQ) for Metro Manila and all of Luzon ended last Friday, May 15, along with the State of Calamity for the rest of the country. Most of the regions and provinces of the country are now officially under General Community Quarantine (GCQ) with a much lower level of restrictions.

Real Estate Sales Go Digital, Contactless

The real estate industry is among the hardest hit by the global pandemic and most of its operations have ground to a halt under the strict quarantine measures implemented.