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The trouble with practical jokes is that they very often get elected—Will Rogers.

Posted: February 13th, 2013 in Featured Columns,On Target | Read More »

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  1. Father Fernando Suarez: I forgive and pray for my detractors
  2. Why Malaysia Airlines jet might have disappeared
  3. The healing priest’s rich lifestyle
  4. Obama vs Putin: Getting personal over Crimea
  5. Oil slicks seen near where airliner vanished—Vietnam
  6. Malaysia, Vietnam, Philippines search for airliner carrying 239
  7. Delfin Lee’s love of luxury cars led to his fall, say police
  8. Bro. Eddie Villanueva: Son victim of dirty politics
  9. Young ‘Yolanda’ survivor still groping for answers
  10. Vhong Navarro fires off perjury raps vs Deniece Cornejo, Cedric Lee, Roxanne Cabañero
  1. The healing priest’s rich lifestyle
  2. SMC scuttles land donation to healing priest
  3. Fugitive Delfin Lee nabbed at 5-star hotel
  4. Doctors slam BIR ad: We’re not tax cheats
  5. Luy dumps Baligod, hires new lawyers
  6. ‘There was money, why was shrine not built?’
  7. Snake eats crocodile in Australia
  8. Cristina on Enrile: Womanizer, yes; thief, no
  9. 38 women? Just suspicions of a wife–Enrile
  10. Son of trike driver, veggie vendor shines as UP student leader
  1. ‘Mysterious flesh-eating disease’ in Pangasinan a hoax–health exec
  2. The healing priest’s rich lifestyle
  3. Comedian Tado Jimenez, 2 foreigners among 14 dead in Bontoc bus plunge
  4. 2 minutes late, top PMA cadet is dismissed
  5. Ruby Tuason to tell all in Napoles scam
  6. SMC scuttles land donation to healing priest
  7. ‘Slam dunk’ a dud–Binay
  8. ‘I set up parties for politicians’
  9. Deniece loses early rounds vs Vhong
  10. Fugitive Delfin Lee nabbed at 5-star hotel

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  • Crimea’s new leader, a man with a murky past
  • AFP gives Cudia another extension
  • Fire Depatment: 30-40 hurt as stage falls in US
  • Duterte says no to 2016 presidential bid

    • Sports

  • Barako Bull gets by Rain or Shine behind Dollard’s 44
  • Fajardo doubtful vs Slaughter, Ginebra
  • Spurs beat Magic 121-112, win 6th straight
  • Alvarez rebounds by stopping Angulo in 10th
  • Greg Slaughter fires back at critics over Gilas withdrawal

    • Lifestyle

  • On Women’s Day, kids hear tales of queens at Read-Along
  • Mother Teresa was here
  • The Aboitiz house is now 32 Sanson
  • Who are the Sansons of Cebu?
  • Elvira Manahan’s grandson running for US Congress

    • Entertainment

  • Lav Diaz’s ‘Norte,’ 4-hr Filipino film hailed overseas opens in PH
  • Beauties face great pressure to excel
  • Oscars backstage: Cool Jared, grateful Lupita
  • Chummy exes might as well reconcile
  • Power outages mar Zambo film festival

    • Business

  • DA chief to lobby for eased import tariffs on bananas
  • Movement seen in fuel prices
  • Succeed in running, succeed in investing
  • Women’s traditional role helps make them good entrepreneurs
  • This diner-café, it seems, is ‘extremely’ successful

    • Technology

  • Prayers flood Twitter as search for missing Malaysian airliner continues
  • World Wide Web turns 25 years old
  • Candy Crush: Boredom killer or some disorder?
  • Pugo: Beyond ‘kwek-kwek’
  • Gotta pee? There’s a website for that

    • Opinion

  • River run
  • The global pressure on education
  • Understanding the cybercrime decision
  • Cha-cha-cha for women
  • Let it go!

    • Global Nation

  • Coloma: PH has right to defend its territory like China
  • PCG not taking part in search for missing Malaysian plane
  • Filipino’s Pinatubo photo named among greatest of all time
  • Baybayin artist represents diaspora in Japan workshop on ancient scripts
  • The World Wide Web at 25
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