The Senate has passed on Monday the Senate Bill 2790 or the Cyber-crime prevention Act of 2012 penalizing the cybersex, child pornography on the web, spamming and other crimes on the web. Those people engage in cybersex will be imprisoned for 6 to 12 years or a fine of P200,000 to P1 million. These people [...]

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On November 27, 2011, Marissa Lapid was arrested upon arrival at the Las Vegas International Airport by the US custom for carrying $50,000 which was a violation to the US travel regulation. This law that Marissa had violated allows foreigner in entering the US carrying cash of up to $10,000 only without declaring it. If [...]

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A Vintage bomb found in Taguig City exploded was the Explosive Ordnance Disposal unit of PNP (Philippine National Police) – Special Action Force tried to defuse it, Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at around 3PM. PO2 Elizalde Bisaya and an iron shop owner, Crisanto Daguio died immediately, while PO3 Jose Toralba, PO2 Arnold Mayo and the [...]

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It might be too early to bid good bye to Congressman Iggy Arroyo because according to his family, he is still alive but is just brain-dead. But, for me, a brain-dead man is already dead. It just happens that he and his family is wealthy and they can afford to pay for the life support [...]

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The Director of National Bureau of Investigation, Magtanggol Gatdula, has been relieved from his post by the president, Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III for alleged involvement in the illegal detention and extortion of Noriyo Ohara by the NBI officers and the cover-up based on the testimony of one of the NBI official implicated in the case. [...]

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Current Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona has been impeached by the House of the Representative accusing him of betraying the Public Trust, committing Culpable Violation of the Constitution and Graft and Corruption.

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Anamae Livrando, the Philippine’s “Poison Ivy” Anamae Livrando is a housemaid who is convicted of poisoning her employers. Thus the authority dubbed her the “Poison Ivy”. Modus Operandi The targets of Livrando are families in luxurious condominiums. First, she will befriend the security guards. Once they are friend already, she will then ask them to [...]

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On Wednesday, the English version of the Wikipedia website will be having a blackout. It will be offline for 24 hours. This is part of the webmasters protests on the anti-piracy bills in the US, the Stop Online Piracy Act or SOPA and PIPA Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA), which are still being debated in the congress.

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The government of the United States of America, through the US Ambassador to the Philippines, Harry Thomas Jr, handed the check amounting to $100,000 to the Ombudsman, Conchita Carpio-Morales, Thursday January 12, 2012, in Quezon City in the presence of US Department of Justice (DOJ) attaché Robert Courtney III, deputy attaché Eric McLoughlin and US resident legal adviser Robert Strang.

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Many who entered Marriage dreamed of having a successful marriage life. That’s the reason why most of them plan it well first and did the preparation for it before entering it. However, there are those couples whose marriages end up into a failure no matter how prepared are they and how they planned for it.

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