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On May 12, a Muntinlupa court acquitted Leila de Lima of another drug charge. The former senator, who is in her sixth year of detention, is now one step closer to freedom and vindication. FLAG lawyer and criminal law professor, Atty. Ted Te, talks us through one legal remedy available to her: suing for "malicious prosecution."

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The Maharlika Investment Fund inches closer into law after the Senate swiftly passed the bill. Now that it’s only a matter of time before President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signs the bill, many are questioning what will be the wealth fund’s impact on Filipinos.

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Here’s the story of how a P667-million contract for the delivery of laptops to public schools was awarded to a small logistics company with no experience. The laptops were supposed to help public school teachers around the country, but many of them never arrived. Instead, they were found being sold in retail stores.

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Inquirer Sports’ editor Francis Ochoa talks about the inspiring stories that came out of the 2023 Southeast Asian Games from the Philippine team.

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Brownout! When it comes to the electricity that keeps our gadgets running, a lot of factors are at play. Let’s talk about supply, and the competition we face with other countries with the same demand as—or higher than—we do.

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Scientists say that global warming is inevitable at this point. It’s now a question of how bad this can get, and how much of this can we stop. We feature the last episode from Ang Ating Kwentong Klima, a four-part series from our other podcast A Better Normal, and see how we can create more urgency in combating climate change.

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Fleeing an empire, a near-shipwreck, and an accidental discovery – or so goes the myth of how the first Lebanese immigrants arrived in the Philippines. Lebanese Honorary Consul Joseph Assad tells us their story.

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Mahalaga ang liquefied natural gas projects sa Pilipinas dahil palaki nang palaki ang energy needs natin. Pero paano kung napipinsala naman ang kalikasan dahil sa pag-operate ng mga ito? Puntahan natin ang Verde Island Passage, na katabi ng Batangas, kung saan maraming power plants.

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