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This handout photo released by the Philippine National Police shows police search around toppled tree trunks caused by powerful typhoon Pablo (Bopha) in New Bataan, Compostela Valley, on Monday, Dec. 10, 2012. Two high-ranking environment officials in Southern Mindanao downplayed suspicions that illegal logging and mining activities exacerbated the impact of the typhoon in the hardest-hit provinces of Compostela Valley province and Davao Oriental. AP/PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE PIO, LEONITO NAVALES
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  1. Who’s to blame for the floods? Aquino calls meetings
  2. Law student loses gadgets, cash to cabbie, 3 cohorts
  3. Second miracle attributed to John Paul II—report
  4. A wretched father-daughter tale
  5. US man charged with tossing wife off cruise ship
  6. PNG girl beheads father after he rapes her— report
  7. Catholic Church has no problem with marriage between gay man, lesbian
  8. Lourdes closed, 200 evacuated after flash floods
  9. ‘Macho men’ back battered husbands bill
  10. ‘Emong,’ now a storm, to bring more rains
  1. New UP college name questioned
  2. Biazon ‘shocked’ by political backers at BOC
  3. PNG girl beheads father after he rapes her— report
  4. Retired general ordered to pay gov’t P11.2M
  5. Miriam College gears for empty classrooms in 2016
  6. Senate run made Nancy Binay P8M richer
  7. Pimentel reaches out to Zubiri
  8. New airport, new worries
  9. Aquino: We will not back down
  10. Father’s Day story hits actor Marvin Agustin hard
  1. Tale of poor cabbie’s son moves principal to action
  2. 3 PH beaches make it to CNN’s list of world’s best
  3. Estrada to Trillanes: You’re ‘ungrateful,’ ‘crazy’
  4. ‘3 dead, 4 injured in Global City blast’
  5. Slain soldiers in Sulu were on test mission
  6. Parents in Norway jailed for incest
  7. Senator Revilla backs down, ends Cavite political drama
  8. Cebu Pacific apologizes for runway mishap in Davao
  9. Cebu Pacific passengers recall frightening landing at Davao airport
  10. Student enrolls–using 41 names

News

  • Politicians allowed estero settlers, says Singson
  • P600-B flood control master plan in old bill
  • DOH warns of deadly diseases in floodwaters
  • Brillantes: Go ahead, impeach me
  • Tropical Strom ‘Emong’ out of PH, but rains to persist

    • Sports

  • Co fulfills coaching dream with Cardinals
  • Archers Yap, Chipeco still on target, bag 2 golds
  • Avena paces PH Senior by 2
  • Paras leads 9 PBA Hall of Fame nominees
  • SEA Games: PH fielding no more than 200 bets

    • Lifestyle

  • This pizza is found only in Canada–and now in PH
  • Filipino chef making waves in Singapore–for Japanese food
  • Roasted vegetables on toast
  • Gluten-free cupcakes and cakes–who says they don’t taste great?
  • Nostalgic Grace Park and a haven of seafood

    • Entertainment

  • Genre-busting “The Kitchen Musical” now on Myx TV menu
  • Rizal concept album still rocking, rolling along
  • Zsa Zsa Padilla still singing sad songs
  • Marvin Agustin on his love for cooking
  • Postscript to Cannes

    • Business

  • Aquino: Growth must be inclusive
  • DOTC set to seal Terminal 3 deal
  • ALI eyes offering of P21B in long-term retail bonds
  • Illegal cigarette trade seen to cost gov’t P8B a year
  • BOP surplus down to $75M in May

    • Technology

  • Internet balloons to benefit small business—Google
  • Dating site for broody singles launches in Denmark
  • Facebook CEO meets SKorean president
  • Chinese supercomputer named as world’s fastest
  • Echoes can reveal the shape of a room

    • Opinion

  • Mending nets
  • The Great Flood
  • What’s in a name?
  • CComedia’s statement on the cruel rape joke
  • It’s way past time for action

    • Global Nation

  • Exploited Filipinos in US 7-11 stores OK, execs say
  • Experts plug changing PH investment climate in confab
  • Marines reinforce disputed shoal
  • Senators seek probe of scandal
  • CBCP lauds probe on OFWs’ sexual abuse, says problem not only in Mideast
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