Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was sworn in Thursday, sealing his family's return to power 36 years after his namesake father's military rule was overthrown by the 1986 pro-democracy revolution.Marcos, 64, succeeds populist leader Rodrigo Duterte in steering a country of over 100 million groaning under rising inflation, staggering debt and a weakening peso."I fully understand the gravity of the responsibility you put on my shoulders. I do not take it lightly, but I am ready for the task," Marcos said in his inauguration speech.Marcos delivered the speech at Manila's historic Nati…READ FULL ARTICLE