In the 21,660-word Philippine Constitution, one phrase is mentioned with extreme parsimony – grave abuse. It is mentioned only once. As an adjective, “grave” is used only once.

Residents wade through a flooded street after heavy rains in Dagupan City, Pangasinan province, north of Manila on July 24.

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Gavin Newsom recently announced a shockingly partisan electoral idea—to consider different “pathways” for California to ...

The Zeitz MOCAA's Spring Is Rebellious exhibition is nothing short of a gift for weary minds in a polarised world.

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How’s your tap water? Here in Emporia, we supposedly have the best-tasting water anywhere. I wouldn’t know, because the stuff ...

There might be no political position for which there can be so little reasonable disagreement than that federal funding for PBS/NPR should end; perhaps that it should never have happened in the first ...

There might be no political position for which there can be so little reasonable disagreement than that federal funding for ...

When the U.S. Constitution was ratified, Congress was granted power to establish post offices and mail routes — many along ...

The symposium marks the official U.S. launch of the QSSI's America&Spain250 initiative and will constitute a cornerstone event in the DAR's upcoming America 250 celebrations, all of which mark the ...

Named after its founder—the world’s richest woman and an heir to the Walmart fortune—the school will train students over the ...