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Protecting children

Aside from being the month for remembering the dead, November is also marked as National Children's Month.

Restrained

When Joseph Estrada assumed the presidency in 1998, among the promises he made was to rid the judiciary of \"hoodlums in robes.\"

Marikina offers free cremation of bodies illegally exhumed

The Marikina City government is offering free cremation of the human remains illegally exhumed at the Barangka Public Cemetery.

Fire razes houses inside QC cemetery

A fire broke out beside the Bagbag Public Cemetery in Quezon City yesterday, disrupting visits to the graves of their loved ones by hundreds of people observing All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day.

18,756 children's rights violations recorded in 2023

Over 18,000 reports of child violations have been documented in the country for 2023, a majority of which were cases of rape and acts of lasciviousness, the Council for the Welfare of Children (CWC) said yesterday.

Enough sardine supply during the holidays

There will be enough supply of sardines for the holidays even with the start of the closed fishing season, the Canned Sardines Association of the Philippines (CSAP) assured the public yesterday.

Final batch of automated counting machines arriving this month

The final batch of automated counting machine (ACM) kits to be used in the May 2025 midterm elections is expected to be delivered to the country within this month.

EU renews call to uphold arbitral ruling on SCS

The European Union (EU) has reiterated its call for upholding international law and the 2016 Arbitral Award in the South China Sea.

Mixed pump adjustments seen next week

Pump prices of petroleum products are expected to move in opposite directions next week, according to the Department of Energy (DOE).

'Circle' offers resting place for missing dead

Relatives who can no longer locate or visit their dead have a place to remember them at the Manila North Cemetery.

Avoid demons disguised as ghosts

The chief exorcist of the Archdiocese of Manila warned against mistaking demons and other diabolical forces as ghosts believed to be awaiting closure before moving on to the afterlife.

Sara calls for prayers amid corruption, evil

Vice President Sara Duterte urged the public to use the All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day commemoration as an opportunity to pray not only for their departed loved ones but also for the country amid the challenges that she said were caused by the “evil” few who are only after their personal interests.

DOJ urged: File cases on EJKs

Two leaders of the quad committee of the House of Representatives have urged the Department of Justice (DOJ) to file criminal cases against former president Rodrigo Duterte, using findings in their investigation of the drug war killings during his term.

DOJ urged: File cases on EJKs

Two leaders of the quad committee of the House of Representatives have urged the Department of Justice (DOJ) to file criminal cases against former president Rodrigo Duterte, using findings in their investigation of the drug war killings during his term.

Up to 2 cyclones seen this month

There could be one or two tropical cyclones that will enter or develop within the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) this month, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA).

BBM remains mum on Sara's 'exhumation' remark

President Marcos has again begged off from commenting on Vice President Sara Duterte’s remark that she would dig up and throw the remains of his late father and namesake in the West Philippine Sea if his supporters would not stop attacking her and her family.

Senator finds Quiboloy denials 'unbelievable'

For Sen. Risa Hontiveros, the \"blanket denials\" by detained alleged sex offender pastor Apollo Quiboloy that he raped women and children for their spiritual salvation were plainly unbelievable.

Senators didn't ask why Duterte's drug war failed

Monday’s hearing at the actor-packed Senate began with comedy. Livestream viewers guffawed as a mustached solon spoke while his Mini-Me sat behind him.

Anomalous situation

To be liable for bigamy, the second or subsequent marriage contracted by the accused must have all the essential requisites for validity. If the second marriage contracted by the accused is not valid, she cannot be convicted of bigamy.

Seek the common good this Undas - BBM

President Marcos called on Filipinos to seek the common good and to become better stewards of the nation as they observe All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day.

JEAN-IOUS!

Known for using technical fabrics in contemporary suiting, Boggi Milano opens a flagship store in Greenbelt 5.

WHY ANTON HUANG CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THIS 'QUIET LUXURY' BRAND—AND BROUGHT IT TO MANILA

Known for using technical fabrics in contemporary suiting, Boggi Milano opens a flagship store in Greenbelt 5.

BREAKING UP WITH MY STAN GIRL ERA

I did not fall out of love or outgrow K-pop. I simply realized the nasty culture that pervades it.

Dag-as, siyaman, laglagan & other Pinoy customs about the dearly departed

Being raised in Gulod has afforded me a front-row seat to some barrio customs about death. What seemed morbid and fearsome to me when I was a child has become a source of my own understanding of how death is also a celebration of a life well lived.

Robert Downey Jr. vows to 'sue' any future use of his likeness

LOS ANGELES - Robert Downey Jr. doesn't think Marvel executives would ever recreate his portrayal of Tony Stark using artificial intelligence. But if they did, he would lawyer up — even posthumously.

MIKKEL LENTZ ON WHY MICHAEL LEARNS TO ROCK SONGS STAND TEST OF TIME

Michael Learns To Rock (MLTR) has recently released the single, A Life To Remember. The latter is a welcome addition to the legendary Danish band's collection of hits and classics.

HOW AI-AI AND ARNELL'S SING-ALONG DAYS LED TO LIFELONG FRIENDSHIP

THERE'S NO CHANCE OF feeling blue whenever Ai-Ai delas Alas and Arnell Ignacio are around. Ai-Ai and Arnell appeared on \"Fast Talk with Boy Abunda\" a couple of days ago for \"The Talk\" segment.

From Maria Clara to calendar girl: Julie Anne embraces 'bolder, more fun side'

\"This is a surreal moment.\" That was what singer-actress Julie Anne San Jose excitedly exclaimed after she was recently launched as the 2025 calendar girl of Ginebra San Miguel (GSM) on Wednesday night at the Manila Diamond Hotel.

THERE'S MORE THAN SADNESS TO GRIEVING

Grief is love undelivered

KIA UNLEASHES THE EV9 LUXURY ELECTRIC SUV AT 9TH PIMS

Kia unveiled last week at the 9th Philippine International Motor Show its highly anticipated EV9 full-size all-electric SUV.