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Announcement Announcement Total 100 articles, created at 2016-09-15 18:01 1 NUJP to Duterte: Who really killed Jun Pala? Set the record straight. This was the call of the National Union of (2.03/3) the Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) on President Rodrigo Duterte, who earlier hinted that he knew who killed Davao City 2016-09-15 18:01 2KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 2 Matobato’s startling claims must be fully examined – Palace (1.03/3) MALACANANG on Thursday called for “sobriety and objectivity” after a witness made startling allegations in the Senate that President Duterte gave orders to bomb mosques and kill 2016-09-15 18:01 3KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 3 Flint pastor explains interrupting Trump as he 'veered from original plan' (1.02/3) "The statement began to go beyond what he originally said," Rev. Faith Green Timmons explained after she reprimanded Republican candidate Donald Trump as he began to give a political speech and criticize his opponent Hillary Clinton at a Flint, Mich., church on Sept... 2016-09-15 16:19 1KB www.washingtonpost.com 4 Ex-Speaker Nograles: Aides alive, not killed by Davao Death Squad Former House Speaker Prospero Nograles on Thursday denied (1.00/3) that any of his bodyguards were killed by the Davao Death Squad in 2010 when he ran for mayor against then winning candidate Rodrigo 2016-09-15 18:01 3KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 5 Mapua completes Final Four cast, thwarts St. Benilde (1.00/3) Mapua clinched the last Final Four seat in the NCAA Season 92 men's basketball tournament, repulsing St. Benilde, 69-59 Thursday at Filoil Flying V Centre in San Juan. The win, which was 2016-09-15 18:01 2KB sports.inquirer.net 6 Matobato ‘is telling 100 per cent lies,’ says Cayetano SENATOR Alan Peter Cayetano on Thursday said Senate witness (1.00/3) Edgar Matobato, who claimed President Duterte was behind the strings of killings in Davao City, was telling “ 100 per 2016-09-15 17:53 2KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 7 Incest in America: The next taboo to fall? Contact WND (0.02/3) Police in Asheville, North Carolina, arrested a 45-year-old woman and charged her with having an illegal sexual relationship with her own 25-year-old son. Melissa Nell Kitchens was accused of having a sexual relationship with her son, Shaun Thomas Pfeiffer, Buncombe County... 2016-09-15 14:10 2KB www.wnd.com 8 Pimentel ‘evicts’ witness Matobato – Trillanes (0.01/3) CONFESSED hitman Edgar Matobato was “evicted” from the Senate after Senate President Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel III denied the committee on justice and human rights’ request to place him 2016-09-15 18:01 2KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 9 Champions League: Late goals help Real Madrid beat Sporting Lisbon 2-1 (0.01/3) Champions League holders Real Madrid needed a late show from Cristiano Ronaldo and Alvaro Morata to come back from a goal down to beat Sporting Lisbon in their group stage opener at the Santiago Bernabeu 2016-09-15 16:11 4KB www.mid-day.com 10 Nurse who treated Bill Clinton 'rape' victim talks Contact WND (0.01/3) WASHINGTON – Juanita Broaddrick’s rape accusation against Bill Clinton now has medical corroboration for the alleged violent attack that occurred in a hotel room 38 years ago. Norma Rogers, the nurse who treated her in the hotel room immediately following the incident, told Aaron Klein, a... 2016-09-15 14:11 7KB www.wnd.com 11 Nabor returns NU’s faith with V-League Finals MVP plum It’s been an offseason of redemption for one Lady Bulldog. When Jasmine Nabor entered the seniors program of National University, the setter was initially converted as an opposite attacker 2016-09-15 18:01 2KB sports.inquirer.net 12 UST’s Bonleon could be out for season with injured hand University of Santo Tomas is set to suffer another blow this UAAP Season 79. Mario Bonleon injured his left hand and may sit the next few games, or worse, could be ruled out of the 2016-09-15 18:01 1KB sports.inquirer.net 13 Palace exec defends plans to buy military equipment from China AMID improving ties between the Philippines and China, a Malacanang official on Thursday defended President Duterte’s plan to look to China as a source for military equipment despite the chief 2016-09-15 18:01 3KB globalnation.inquirer.net 14 Public school teachers no longer required to do poll duties PUBLIC school teachers will no longer be required to take on poll duties in next year’s barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections and in succeeding electoral exercises. The Commission on 2016-09-15 18:01 2KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 15 DOH, FDA urged to review contraceptives procured sans public hearing The government's reproductive health program is practically back to square one after the Supreme Court ordered the Department of Health (DOH) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to conduct 2016-09-15 18:01 3KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 16 Final ‘Naruto’ game starring Boruto to be released on consoles Japanese video game publisher Bandai Namco has announced an expansion of its hit arcade-fighting game "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4. " The follow-up game, dubbed as “Road to 2016-09-15 18:01 2KB technology.inquirer.net 17 The other side of Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte Whether it is killings, drugs and smuggling, Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte has done it all, said confessed hitman Edgar Matobato, who detailed the Dutertes’ alleged involvement in murders in 2016-09-15 18:01 4KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 18 iPhone 7 Plus and jet black variants sold out Despite the negative reactions to the missing earphone jack on the iPhone 7, Apple still managed to sell a generous amount of its new smartphone, so much so that people who didn’t pre-order 2016-09-15 18:01 1KB technology.inquirer.net 19 US forces may temporarily leave Mindanao, says Duterte CAMP TECSON, BULACAN—The American forces in Mindanao may have to temporarily leave the strife-torn region to give space for peace talks between the government and Moro rebels, President 2016-09-15 18:01 1KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 20 ‘Gener’ accelerates, intensifies; signal No. 1 raised in Batanes Signal No. 1 was raised in Batanes on Thursday afternoon due to Typhoon “Gener” (international name Malakas). The typhoon has accelerated and slightly intensified as it maintained its west 2016-09-15 18:01 1KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 21 Filipino fishermen among the poorest in the country, says Senator Pangilinan Senator Francis Pangilinan said while the Philippines’ trade revenues from fishery reach an average US$954-million each year but the country’s 1.7-million fisher folk are among the poorest 2016-09-15 18:01 2KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 22 Cone’s risk pays off as Ginebra rookies deliver quality numbers It was quite an unusual move for coach Tim Cone to field a rookie in his starting lineup, let alone two. But Cone took the risk on Wednesday and added Aljon Mariano to his first five together 2016-09-15 18:01 2KB sports.inquirer.net 23 Bandra railway station is a real mess! Passenger body pulls up WR for the pathetic state of affairs at Bandra station; illegal slums, garbage on railway land plague the station 2016-09-15 18:01 2KB www.mid-day.com 24 UN: 235,000 migrants ready to head to Italy Some 235,000 migrants in Libya are ready to make the dangerous Mediterranean crossing to Italy as soon as the opportunity arises, UN envoy Martin Kobler said in an interview published 2016-09-15 18:01 2KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 25 Duterte OKs P171-B infra projects President Rodrigo R. Duterte has approved the rollout of nine infrastructure projects worth over P171 billion barely 100 days since he assumed office as the administration wants to impress foreign 2016-09-15 18:01 6KB business.inquirer.net 26 Skeletons in firing range were from Japanese occupation, says Aguirre The skeletons found at a firing range in Maa, Davao, which Senator Leila De Lima said were from the victims of the Davao Death Squad (DDS) were bodies of people during the Japanese occupation, 2016-09-15 18:01 1KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 27 At least 1,000 individuals on Duterte’s new drug list CAMP TECSON, Bulacan - At least 1,000 politicians and public officials were included on the new drug list, President Rodrigo Duterte said on Thursday. “The final report is there. I am about 2016-09-15 18:01 1KB newsinfo.inquirer.net 28 Huge inflatable moon wreaks havoc on Chinese city It was just like a horrifying scene in a space-themed movie. An enormous inflatable moon was filmed dashing through the streets of Fuzhou, Fujian province, southern China, and squishing 2016-09-15 18:01 1KB technology.inquirer.net 29 Kiefer Ravena set for tryout with Texas Legends It looks like Kiefer Ravena is set to take his talents to Texas. Ravena, who has yet to play a single of professional basketball in the Philippines, has earned a tryout for the Dallas 2016-09-15 18:01 1KB sports.inquirer.net 30 The Intranet: The black sheep of the digital industry? An article recently published in The Drum asked if 'internal comms' was the dirty word of the creative industry. Its author, Giles Hicks, creative director at Synergy Creative, successfully argued the point that creativity in internal communications is both challenging and sophisticated, requiring..
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