Kara David on relationships: Power, ethics matter more than age CEBU CITY, Philippines — Veteran broadcast journalist Kara David said power dynamics and professional ethics, not age gaps alone, should be at the center of discussions about relationships, as she weighed in on a recent online debate during an episode of Fast Talk with Boy Abunda. The discussion began after Abunda asked David about her own marriage, noting the 12-year age gap between her and her husband, a seafarer. David acknowledged that some relatives initially questioned their relationship but said the age difference never became an issue between them. She also shared that although maintaining a long-distance marriage is challenging, they have learned to appreciate the time they spend together.
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Remulla: Someone may have ‘worked’ to secure Revilla bail MANILA, Philippines — Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla on Saturday suggested that efforts may have been made to secure the bail grant of former Sen. Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. in his malversation case, saying his office had expected the Sandiganbayan decision. This came after the Sandiganbayan Third Division granted Revilla’s bail petition on Friday, where he was temporarily freed after posting bail of P1 million. Last Jan. 16, the Office of the Ombudsman filed malversation and graft charges over Revilla and several officials of Department of Public Works and Highways over an alleged anomalous infrastructure project in Pandi, Bulacan worth P98 million.
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Watsons brings free health services closer to Filipinos in over 140 stores nationwide For many Filipinos, staying healthy often takes a backseat to the demands of everyday life. Routine health check-ups are frequently postponed because of busy schedules, concerns about cost, or the belief that they’re healthy if they aren’t experiencing any symptoms. Yet many common health conditions, including hypertension, diabetes, anemia, osteoporosis, and liver disease, can develop quietly, making early detection one of the most effective ways to protect long-term health. To help make preventive healthcare more accessible, Watsons Philippines is bringing a range of free health services to selected stores nationwide this July and August, making it easier for more Filipinos to understand their health while going about their everyday routines.
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