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The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear a long-running dispute over a congressional map in Louisiana that includes a second district with a majority of Black voters. The case will not affect this election cycle, but a ruling could reshape how sta
PHOTO FROM PXP ENERGY/WEBSITE Pangilinan-led PXP Energy Corp., an upstream oil and gas firm, managed to cut its core net loss by 26% percent in the first nine months of 2024, thanks to higher fuel prices and improved performance of its Galoc oil fie
When you live a long time with trees, they become a part of you. So it pained me to take down the old sugar maple, my arboreal cathedral, one rafter at a time, her demise not from flames but an underground blaze of fungus. Small honey-colored mushro
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When Christopher Renshaw was growing up in England in the 1950s and ’60s, everybody knew about Louis Armstrong. “He was an icon for me as a child,” he said. “He was just there — he’s smiling, he’s funny.” But when Renshaw — whose directing credits i
Inquirer file photo The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) might have to do more to support the Philippine economy if former US President Donald Trump returns to power and starts a global trade war, which can hurt the entire world and, in turn, dim l
Natural Childbirth Isn’t Actually the Ideal Health, safety and happiness are crucial for new parents. To the Editor: Re “Mothers Are Told That Natural Childbirth Is Best. It Isn’t,” by Michelle Goldberg (“Don’t Tell My Friends, But …” series, Aug. 4
David Firestone: Himegapanalo, Mara, and welcome to a year that’s going to be full of news about Mayor Eric Adams and the long-term health of New York City. City Hall is playing nothing but defense these days, and it seemed fitting somehow to learn