President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has not yet made a final decision regarding an invitation from US President Donald Trump to join the new Board of Peace initiative, according to Palace officials. The government is consulting with agencies to ensure alignmen
The House of Representatives has officially dismissed two impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr., citing insufficient evidence and substance, with 284 votes in favor, 8 against, and 4 abstentions.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has endorsed a proposal to abolish the travel tax for Filipino travelers, aiming to reduce travel burdens and boost tourism. The government plans to fund the revenue loss through the General Appropriations Act.
The Philippine National Police has placed 22 officers in restrictive custody following allegations of hazing involving 100 new recruits in Lamitan City, Basilan.
Various political parties have expressed strong support for the House of Representatives' decision to uphold the Justice Committee's recommendation to dismiss impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., citing a lack of factual basis
A UP-Diliman professor argues the House of Representatives' swift dismissal of the impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was unjust, depriving the public of answers on allegations like the flood control scandal.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio details the subjects he plans to discuss in a potential friendly debate with Senator Rodante Marcoleta, focusing on constitutional duties and territorial defense.
Atty. Carlos Isagani Zarate, Co-Chairman of the Makabayan Bloc, criticizes Congress for dismissing two impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., alleging Malacañang's control over the House.
Several congressmen have expressed readiness to participate in the Philippine Coast Guard's maritime domain awareness program in the West Philippine Sea, emphasizing territorial claims.
Former Senator Cynthia Villar has issued a statement regarding a viral video showing her arguing with security personnel over traffic rule changes in a resort village, citing lack of consultation.
The Sandiganbayan has denied former Senator Ramon 'Bong' Revilla Jr.'s motion for Associate Justice Karl Miranda to inhibit from his malversation case, citing lack of sufficient grounds.
Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson Jay Tarriela invites Senator Alan Peter Cayetano and Rep. Paolo Henry Marcoleta to join a maritime domain awareness flight to Kalayaan Island Group, aiming to show lawmakers the Filipino community on Pag-asa Island.
Philippine Ambassador to Washington assures U.S. will not abandon the Philippines despite China's aggressive actions in the West Philippine Sea, emphasizing strengthened security ties and defense modernization.
The Bureau of Customs is set to issue a warrant of seizure and detention for eight luxury vehicles connected to former Ako-Bicol party-list Rep. Elizaldy 'Zaldy' Co due to irregularities in their documentation.
Kalayaan Vice Mayor Maurice Philip Albayda will personally deliver a resolution to Manila next week, condemning Senator Rodante Marcoleta's call to surrender the Kalayaan Island Group and demanding its retraction.
Kalayaan Vice Mayor Maurice Philip Albayda appeals to Filipinos to reject pro-China narratives and unite in defending the West Philippine Sea, highlighting its strategic importance and local sacrifices.
The Office of the Ombudsman assures its investigation into anomalous flood control projects will continue regardless of potential Senate leadership changes, emphasizing evidence gathering and collaboration with the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee.
Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla discloses missing documents in the 'Cabral files' from a government computer, with authentication issues complicating the investigation into the late DPWH official's records.
A UP professor highlights China's hypocrisy in demanding action against a Philippine official for a caricature, citing Chinese diplomats' own use of similar tactics against foreign leaders.
Senate President Vicente Sotto III asserts the Senate will not be silenced after the Chinese Embassy condemned Resolution 256, which defends Philippine sovereignty in the West Philippine Sea.
Attorney Israelito Torreon has submitted a rejoinder affidavit to the Department of Justice regarding an obstruction of justice complaint filed by the Philippine National Police against Pastor Apollo Quiboloy.
The Palawan Provincial Board has strongly condemned Senator Rodante Marcoleta's controversial suggestion to 'give up' the Kalayaan Island Group. Board Member Ryan Maminta emphasized the islands' functional local government, civilian population, and strate
The Philippines will officially invite US President Donald Trump to the ASEAN Summit in November, as confirmed by Ambassador Babe Romualdez, with timing aligned to avoid US midterm elections.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio calls on the Philippine government to guarantee protection for Kalayaan Island Group residents, countering Senator Marcoleta's controversial 'give-up' remarks on the West Philippine Sea.
The Department of Foreign Affairs criticizes China's travel ban on 16 officials from Kalayaan, Palawan, stating it undermines bilateral relations and people-to-people exchanges between the Philippines and China.
The CADENA Bill, a legislative priority, aims to enhance public access to government funds, while DICT's blockchain technology ensures transparency and integrity in transactions to curb corruption.
A sworn affidavit from ex-aide Ramil Madriaga, alleging corruption and cash deliveries, adds weight to three impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte, while a cyberlibel case complicates the legal battle.
Authorities have frozen assets worth P4.8 billion linked to a flood control scam, including 28 water assets such as yachts, with more seizures possible as investigations intensify.
The administration revives the Anti-Political Dynasty Act and Party-list reforms, alongside a fake news bill and travel tax abolition, as part of 21 priority measures approved by LEDAC.
Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo Lacson insists the draft report on the flood control scam investigation is based on evidence, not politics, clarifying revisions only involve wording for preliminary investigation.