When Mr Richard Jermaine “RJ” Perkins walked on stage during a male pageant in the Philippines, he did something quietly radical. https://t.co/GKYFQ0v0YI
For many of the contestants, the stage was not just a platform for showcasing their talents in singing, dancing, and acting. It was an escape.
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The crab was Zosimus aeneus, known across the Philippines as the “devil crab”, a reef-dwelling species with flesh that contains a potent mix of neurotoxins, including tetrodotoxin and saxitoxin. https://t.co/9vD84z4rNu
Recently, US lawmakers learnt that when Waymo's robotaxis hesitate, they may be asking for advice from a human being sitting half a world away – in the Philippines. https://t.co/MCVoJU5Sz2
Federal agents in Minneapolis wrestled Alex Pretti to the ground and secured the handgun he was carrying moments before shooting him multiple times, according to a Washington Post analysis of video footage.
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She was reportedly one of the “masterminds” of a “kickback system” at the Department of Public Works and Highways. That scheme netted billions worth of public funds for several powerful politicians and government contractors. https://t.co/5e2LE4qdAE
The scandals and controversies have cast a long shadow over the pageant’s final outcome, with many online saying politics, rather than merit, ultimately determined who got to wear the crown. https://t.co/5iGSuQnOvG
Juan Ponce Enrile’s death closes a long and often controversial chapter in Philippine history, one that he helped to write, rewrite and survive.https://t.co/04fPhmAkEM