Why EDSA Revolution Failed: The Missing People's Party

A political commentator argues that the EDSA Revolution's failure to establish principled governance stemmed from the absence of a people's party to implement true democratic reforms, leaving power with political dynasties.

Aquino Urges Train Law Oil Tax Suspension as Prices Near $80

Senator Bam Aquino reminds the government that the Train Law mandates automatic suspension of excise taxes on petroleum products when global oil prices exceed $80 per barrel, offering relief amid rising fuel costs and Middle East tensions.

P170M Smuggled Cigarettes Seized in Central Visayas

Police in Central Visayas have confiscated P170.3 million worth of illegal cigarettes since January 2026, seizing over 138,000 packs and 3,200 reams through intensified operations targeting smuggling networks across the region.

Pampanga Distributes P1.8M Medical and Burial Assistance

The Provincial Government of Pampanga has released over P1.8 million in medical and burial assistance to residents in need. Governor Lilia Pineda personally distributed checks to 34 patients, primarily cancer sufferers, while 45 others received burial aid

PRO-3 Chief Starts Police Reshuffle and Courtesy Visits

Brig. Gen. Jessie Mendez, acting director of Police Regional Office-3, initiates a reshuffle of police directors and staff officers, following SOPs for new appointments. He also conducts courtesy calls with regional governors, starting in Pampanga.

Cebu City Waste Costs Soar After Landfill Closure

Cebu City faces a P500 million budget shortfall for waste management after the Binaliw landfill closure, forcing costly nighttime hauling to Aloguinsan and prompting plans to reopen part of the old site.

U.S. Honors Filipino Veterans with Gold Medals in Tagum City

During the 80th anniversary of U.S.-Philippines diplomatic relations, Chargé d'Affaires Robert Ewing awarded Congressional Gold Medals to Filipino WWII veterans in Tagum City, a historic first for the city. He also promoted economic and educational partne

Highway Patrol Unit 7 Gets Tech Donation for Operations

The Regional Highway Patrol Unit 7 in the Philippines has received a laptop and a Canon EOS 1500 DSLR camera from its Regional Advisory Council and Triskelion Tigers to enhance operational efficiency and community engagement.

Pig Farmer Shot by Riding-in-Tandem in Toledo City

A 32-year-old pig farmer was shot by unidentified assailants on a motorcycle while buying butane in Toledo City. Police recovered three .45 caliber shells as they investigate the motive behind the attack.

Impeachment Complaints Against VP Duterte Advance in House

Two impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte have been declared sufficient in form by the House Committee on Justice, moving them to a substantive review phase. The panel set aside one complaint due to a constitutional one-year bar.

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