In a Laging Handa briefing held this morning, Presidential Management Staff Assistant Secretary and head of the “Hatid Tulong” program Joseph Encabo said that 13,000 locally-stranded individuals are still waiting
Getting enough gigs to make a living is already challenging for creative freelancers—so what more during a pandemic, with the economy suffering a temporary setback? Adapting to the remote work
Is this déjà vu? No, it’s “Palm Springs.” Time loop movies are a big deal since “Groundhog Day” hit the scene, but the Andy Samberg-led flick takes it to a
Fashion is not the first thing that comes to mind during this pandemic. If anything, it’s on the backburner. The only exceptions are folks who find sanity on dressing up
Ah, finals week: The collegiate experience in its rawest form, when students are empty husks of human beings, occasionally filled with liters worth of coffee pots and a jumble of
To all my friends-slash-home entrepreneurs and those with small businesses, keep those pastries and rice meals coming The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has exempted small business owners who
Good news to those of us who are drowning in billing statements: The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) announced that payment of contributions for self-paying members, like self-employed individuals, professional
Is James Reid’s latest stint his greatest collab yet? From the looks of things, it could be a possibility. Just a few weeks from becoming the Department of Agriculture’s newest
Earlier today, June 17, around 10 public school teachers in Davao de Oro were spotted installing several tents along the highway of upland areas in order to get signal to
Dubbed the “wedding month,” June often has churches and wedding venues booked and busy with couples tying the knot. But the pandemic has stopped supposed-to-be brides and grooms from meeting
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