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Mercury Hits New Japan Record-High Of 41.8 Celsius In Isesaki

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Japan's Isesaki city breaks records with temperatures soaring to 41.8 degrees Celsius, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency.
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Number Of Economically Active Seniors Hits Record High In 2025

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The latest government report indicates that senior citizens are increasingly active in the labor market, achieving a new record this year.
The Talk

Why An Art Gallery Might Be The Perfect First Date Spot

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First dates can be nerve-wracking, but an art gallery provides the perfect blend of intrigue and relaxation.
The Talk

Why Do Women Still Have To Earn Power With A Smile?

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We say we want strong women leaders, but what we really want is for them to make us comfortable.
Entertainment

Ed Sheeran Surprises Fans With New Song “Sapphire”

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Many are taking notice as Ed Sheeran unveils his new single, "Sapphire."
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Emilio Daez And Sean Tristan’s Almost-Kiss In “Love At First Spike” Leaves Viewers Hanging

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The chemistry between Uno and Jared is undeniable as Emilio Daez and Sean Tristan almost kiss in “Love At First Spike," leaving audiences craving the next episode.
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Japan Logs Hottest July For 3rd Year In Row

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July marks a record high for Japan's average temperature for the third year running, according to the latest report from the Japan Meteorological Agency.
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Russia Registers, Uses Vaccine Against Bladder Cancer

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The Russian Health Ministry has registered Imuron-vac, advancing bladder cancer treatment options for post-surgery patients.
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United States Agrees To 15% Tariffs On South Korea

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Following negotiations, the US has settled on 15% tariffs for South Korea, serving as a foundation for stronger trade relations.
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Pope To Young Pilgrims: ‘Be A Message Of Hope’

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The Pope invited young pilgrims to shine as a beacon of hope as they gather for the 2025 Jubilee of Youth in Rome.
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Japan’s Oldest Person Dies At 114

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Japan’s oldest citizen, Miyoko Hiroyasu, has died at 114, remembered for her incredible life journey.
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8.7 Magnitude Quake Hits Off Russian Far East, Tsunami Warning Issued

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An extraordinary earthquake with a magnitude of 8.7 hit off the Russian Far East, shaking buildings and lives in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky.
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United States President Trump To Russia: Seal Ukraine Deal In 10 Days Or Face Tariffs

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Trump calls on Russia to finalize the Ukraine deal within 10 days, reminding them of tariffs if progress isn’t made.
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Tsunami Warning Issued To Pacific Areas Of Japan After Kamchatka Quake

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After the Kamchatka earthquake, a tsunami warning has been declared for parts of Japan facing the Pacific, including Hokkaido.
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Ichiro Suzuki Inducted Into Hall Of Fame

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Ichiro Suzuki's Hall of Fame induction in Cooperstown marks a significant milestone as the first Asian player to enter this prestigious lineup.
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NASA’s Workforce To Shrink By 21% To About 14K

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NASA announces plans to cut its workforce to approximately 14,000, a decrease of 21%, as indicated by their spokesperson.
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‘Yokai’ Come To Life In Immersive Exhibit In Nagoya

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Visitors to Nagoya can now explore the captivating world of yokai in an immersive digital exhibition.
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China Begins Construction Of World’s Largest Hydropower Station

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The construction of the world’s largest hydropower project has commenced in China's Yarlung Zangbo River gorge, as reported by state-run media.
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Japan Average Life Expectancy Flat In 2024

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The latest survey indicates that the average life expectancy of Japanese citizens in 2024 has not significantly changed from the previous year.
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Magnitude 7.2 Quake Hits Eastern Coast Of Russia’s Kamchatka Region

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The Far East of Russia felt the tremors of a 7.2 magnitude earthquake off the eastern coast of Kamchatka, causing concern in the region.
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Japan’s Ruling Coalition Loses Upper House Majority

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In a key electoral outcome, Japan's ruling coalition has lost its upper house majority, complicating governance for Prime Minister Ishiba.
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9 New Sites Nominated For UNESCO World Heritage Sites List

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Bulgaria hosted the 47th session of the World Heritage Committee, where nine new sites were reviewed for UNESCO World Heritage nomination.
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United States President Trump Announces ‘Massive’ Trade Deal With Japan

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President Trump's announcement of a significant trade deal with Japan highlights the administration's focus on economic partnerships.
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Millions Under Flood Alerts, Heat Warnings Across US, Reports Say

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Severe weather is impacting millions across the US with flood alerts and heat warnings as the weekend nears. Preparation is key.
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2025 Polls: Foreign Worker Policies In Spotlight

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With the 2025 elections approaching, Japan faces critical discussions on foreign worker policies amid rising public concerns about crime.
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United States State Department To Issue Layoff Notices Amid Downsizing Plans

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In an effort to streamline operations, the US State Department will notify employees of layoffs shortly.
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Japan, United States, Philippines Oppose Maritime Coercion

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Japan, the US, and the Philippines reinforce their commitment to opposing maritime coercion and preserving regional order.
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Mount Fuji Opens To Climbers On Shizuoka Side

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Adventurers rejoice as Mount Fuji opens its Shizuoka trails, inviting everyone to conquer Japan's tallest peak.
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Sand, Dust Storms Worsening, Affecting 330M Globally

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Worsening sand and dust storms are posing serious risks to the health of 330 million people globally, according to the World Meteorological Organization's latest findings.
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President Trump Says United States To Impose 35% Tariffs On Canada Starting August 1

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President Trump announced a significant 35% tariff on Canadian imports, taking effect on August 1, which may reshape trade between the nations.
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Climate Change Reduces Milk Yields Worldwide

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Milk yields are suffering worldwide due to rising temperatures linked to climate change, according to a new study examining its impact on modern farms.
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Russia-ASEAN Summit To Be Held In October

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The upcoming Russia-ASEAN summit will be held in Malaysia this October, as shared by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
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Japan To Strengthen Economic Cooperation With ASEAN

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During a Kuala Lumpur meeting, Japan's Foreign Minister reaffirmed the country's ambition to grow economic cooperation with ASEAN nations.
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DHSUD Reforms Extend To Attached Agencies Under PBBM’s Housing Vision

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DHSUD announces that attached agencies must adhere to the 8-Point Agenda for a quicker housing rollout.
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SRA Oks 424K Metric Tons Sugar Imports To Ensure Sufficient Supply, Stocks

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SRA has embarked on importing 424,000 metric tons of refined sugar to maintain sufficient stocks in the market.
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PBBM: Goal Is Free, Fully Subsidized Healthcare For Filipinos

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With PBBM at the helm, the aim is to secure free healthcare for all, eradicating the need for out-of-pocket payments entirely.
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Senator Cayetano Pushes For Nationwide Establishment Of Elderly Care Centers

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Senator Cayetano champions the establishment of elderly care centers in every city, marking an important step towards better support for senior citizens.
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Secretary Teodoro Sees Involvement Of New Zealand Forces In Philippine Drills With Key Allies

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Reports indicate Secretary Teodoro's comments on New Zealand's potential involvement in Philippine military training.
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DBM Sees Better, Faster Services With Open Governance In LGUs

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DBM praises the strengthening of open governance in LGUs for improved public services.
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DOH Continues Payment To Hospitals, Urges Compliance With Universal Health Care Act

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DOH stays proactive with hospital payments while highlighting the importance of compliance with the Universal Health Care Act.
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Government To Work Harder To Generate More Jobs For Filipinos, Says Palace

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Malacañang highlights government efforts to bolster job creation for Filipinos following a rise in employment rates as of May 2025.
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Factors To Be Considered In Acquiring Japanese Warships

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DND Secretary Teodoro Jr. pointed out key issues in the potential acquisition of Japanese destroyers for national security.
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DSWD Assists More Than 12K Child Laborers Via SHIELD Program

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Since 2021, the DSWD has assisted over 12,000 child laborers through their SHIELD Program, creating a positive impact.
Entertainment

BINI Comes Home With “Here With You” Fan Meet At Jam-Packed MOA Arena

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At the "Here With You" event, BINI expressed their heartfelt gratitude for the unwavering support of their fans.
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Anne, Joshua & Carlo Face Pain, Love & Healing In PH Adaptation Of “It’s Okay To Not Be Okay”

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The series promises to take viewers on a poignant journey, showcasing the importance of understanding and compassion.
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Heavy Rains Still Beneficial For Rice Planting Season

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Farmers can take heart as DA confirms that the heavy rains can aid in the successful planting of rice this season.
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1K Monthly Allowance For All Students Sought

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Senator Loren Legarda's proposed bill for a PHP1,000 allowance aims to support Filipino students in their educational journey from grade school to college.
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Department Of Agriculture Vows Sustained Pro-Consumer Programs To Address Hunger

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The Department of Agriculture stands firm in its commitment to address hunger through robust consumer support initiatives.
Society

Dale Carnegie’s Guide to Winning Friends and Influencing People

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Some people naturally draw others in, leaving lasting impressions wherever they go. What’s their secret? Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and Influence People holds the answer.
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Philippine Coast Guard Pushes For Regional Cooperation At Thailand Forum

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The Philippine Coast Guard held a high-level meeting to promote cooperation within ASEAN in Pattaya, Thailand.
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