![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiUe9URPRA0sVjWaeYgLE-IcL1EcBDFBzBQZ4hRncN6jMqmGQwYR95GQaG0T7q5CKoAi-6hkQij81kjTYUI5kjQiXur5iq_3ydcWEU2RYbOvhBdIBx5DAXp2v-WTCXoL4ibPBz231Lso1s/s320/Inquirer103110.jpg)
The headline (US terror plot thwarted. Chicago-bound bombs intercepted in 3 continents) is a belated coverage of the attempted bombing story in the US, thwarted while the bomb is still far on its way.
The other news today:
‘Mr. Brown’ lives in RP’s most haunted house, Palace - ghost stories, from of all places, the seat of government, giving space to Sen. Bongbong Marcos' stories and making him seems as normal as anyone could be. Bongbong Marcos +1.
Love the dead, shun horror images—CBCP - Catholic concepts of Halloween given space in the front page today. Catholic Church +1.
Aquino at Asean summit: Being neighborly - a coverage of the President's trip in Vietnam, coming exclusively from the administration's point of view. Aquino +1.
Fatima’s third secret still secret - a feature on religious prophecies. Catholic Church +1.
Aquino’s tweeter now says she’s blessed to be in Hanoi, apologizes - a repeat of the story of twitter gaffes made by one of the President's communication staffs. Aquino -1.
The scores the Catholic Church a surprise winner today:
Catholic Church: 2
Bongbong Marcos: 1
Aquino: 0