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Biden has given conflicting statements over the years about when he believes life begins

“Senator Leila de Lima has suffered five years in detention for an alleged crime that key witnesses now dispute”

Until the adoption of the 1935 Constitution, only Filipino men were allowed to vote in the country and women had no legal rights

He said he would not say that Putin’s ire was “provoked” by NATO’s statements, but that maybe it was “encouraged”

Pope Francis’ prayer intention for the month of May is that young people will follow the example of the Virgin Mary

“The creation of media weaponry in authoritarian countries eliminates their citizens’ right to information"

The bishops noted that the April 19 shooting was the second incident since 2014 when the people were shot at by security personnel

Vowing to unify the country, Marcos has made sweeping promises to boost jobs and tackle rising prices as part of a pathway out of the pandemic

Leni Robredo is the last obstacle to the Marcos family regaining the presidency they lost in 1986 following a popular uprising

What we are seeing so far is the emergence of a new kind of politics that gives hope for the future – beyond May 9