Leviste's Martial Law Claims Debunked by Marcos Era Survivor
A columnist who lived through the 1972 martial law dismantles Batangas Rep. Leandro Leviste's claim of an undeclared martial law under President Bongbong Marcos.
Category : Politics
SC Upholds Ruling: Duterte Impeachment Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court has unanimously denied the House of Representatives' motion for reconsideration, affirming that the impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte violated the Constitution's one-year bar on multiple proceedings.
LTO-NIR Investigates Overloaded Jeepney in Bacolod
The Land Transportation Office-Negros Island Region launches an investigation into an overcrowded modernized jeepney on the Alijis route, with Mayor Greg Gasataya emphasizing public safety.
Angeles City Road Safety Surveys in School Zones
Angeles City LGU has completed road safety surveys around public schools to enhance protection for Kabataang Angeleños, assessing infrastructure and traffic conditions for data-driven safety improvements.
Police Hunt for Charlie 'Atong' Ang in 18 Locations
Philippine police continue search for Charlie 'Atong' Ang across 18 locations in 20 days. Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla vows extradition if he fled to Cambodia, citing ASEAN chairmanship advantage.
Marcos: Firm Diplomacy in WPS Dispute
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. supports a firm yet diplomatic approach to escalating tensions with China over the West Philippine Sea, as Malacañang emphasizes dialogue over persona non grata declarations.
Marcos Urges PNP to Focus on Core Values on PNP Day
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasized professionalism, discipline, and public trust as fundamental to peace and order during the inaugural PNP Day celebration, honoring outstanding officers and units.
Mandaue Files Malversation Case for P3.3M Missing Funds
Mandaue City Government files criminal malversation case with Ombudsman against dismissed employee for alleged misuse of over P3.3 million in public funds from 2025.
Recto: Marcos Jr. Healthy, Fake Medical Document Circulated
Executive Secretary Ralph Recto assures President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is recovering well from diverticulitis, addresses weight loss due to soft diet, and condemns fake medical documents circulating online.
Ombudsman Slams Zaldy Co's Delay Tactics in Graft Case
The Office of the Ombudsman condemns fugitive ex-lawmaker Zaldy Co's Supreme Court petition as a dilatory move in his P289M flood control graft case, while his whereabouts spark confusion.
PDEA Cebu Arrests Two in E-Cigarette Drug Bust
Two men were arrested in a Cebu City buy-bust for selling e-cigarettes containing THC, a marijuana-derived drug. The main suspect escaped. PDEA reports a two-week case buildup targeting call center agents and foreigners.
Bill Filed to Strengthen Lupus Care in Philippines
Congresswoman Girlie Veloso files HB 7302 to enhance care for systemic lupus erythematosus patients under Universal Health Care, aiming for better access and support.
ASEAN FM Retreat Opens in Cebu Under PH Chairship
Foreign Affairs Secretary Ma. Theresa Lazaro opens the 2026 ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Retreat in Cebu, highlighting evolving security challenges and the importance of dialogue and international law for regional stability.
Senate Bill Seeks Higher Pay for Sanitation Inspectors
Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo Lacson files a bill to increase salaries and improve working conditions for sanitation inspectors nationwide, while Baguio City enforces sanitation codes.
Defensor Defends Cebu Motorcade During ASEAN Forum
Former congressman Mike Defensor justifies a Cebu motorcade as peaceful dissent against alleged corruption, clashing with Governor Baricuatro's plea for calm during the ASEAN Tourism Forum.
Senate Honors Bantug for 32 Years of Service
The Philippine Senate unanimously adopted a resolution commending Senate Secretary Renato Bantug Jr. for his nearly 32 years of dedicated service, highlighting his role in ensuring institutional stability and continuity across different Congresses.
Palace Condemns Fake Marcos Medical Report
Malacañang has strongly condemned the circulation of a falsified medical document falsely attributed to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., warning it is fake and violates privacy rights.
BI Limits Mobile Phones in Detention Center
The Bureau of Immigration will limit mobile phone use for foreign detainees, replacing them with landlines and video call booths after a Russian vlogger's bribery scandal.
Law Firm Questions VP Sara's Denial of Ties to Ex-Aide
A law firm representing Ramil Madriaga challenges Vice President Sara Duterte's denial of connections, citing evidence like invitations and testimonies. The firm also disputes claims by her ex-security chief in a cyberlibel case.
DFA Verifies Report on Filipino Killed in Ukraine with Russian Forces
The Department of Foreign Affairs is investigating reports of a Filipino national who allegedly died in Ukraine after being recruited to fight alongside Russian forces, with details emerging from recovered items.
Zaldy Co Must Return $1B Before Talks – DILG
DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla insists former Ako Bicol Rep. Zaldy Co must return $1 billion before any dialogue, amid surrender feelers and his fugitive status in Portugal.
Sandiganbayan Bars DPWH Cashiers in Mindoro Dike Case
The Sandiganbayan anti-graft court has denied the prosecution's request to present two DPWH-MIMAROPA cashiers as witnesses in the bail hearing for a malversation case linked to a defective road dike project in Oriental Mindoro.
Luxury Cars Tied to Zaldy Co Found in Albay – PNP-HPG
Philippine National Police – Highway Patrol Group reports sighting two high-end vehicles connected to former Congressman Zaldy Co in Albay, with an ongoing investigation into the matter.
Doorbell Prank Leads to Batangas Shooting Arrest
A suspect in a shooting incident in Lipa, Batangas, has been arrested by police after allegedly firing at six Grade 12 students following a doorbell prank. The Batangas PPO reports no injuries, with charges of attempted murder and child abuse violations f
Civic Groups: Aid Not a Justification for China in WPS
Philippine civic society groups argue that humanitarian aid to Filipino fishermen should not excuse China's continued presence in the West Philippine Sea, citing national security concerns under international law.
Supreme Court: Only Offended Spouse Can File Adultery Case
The Philippine Supreme Court has ruled that adultery is a private crime, allowing only the offended spouse to file a complaint, emphasizing privacy and personal choice in marital disputes.
BI Bans Russian Vlogger Vitaly, Probes Jail Cellphone Claims
The Bureau of Immigration permanently bans Russian vlogger Vitaly Zdorovetskiy from re-entering the Philippines and investigates his allegations of cellphone access and corruption in detention facilities.
Manila Flood Monitoring Command Center Construction Inaugurated
Manila City inaugurates construction of a new Flood Monitoring Command Center on Blumentrit Road, aimed at enhancing data management and disaster response during flooding events.
PNP Subpoenas Notary Over Atong Ang's Rifle Affidavit
The PNP-CIDG has subpoenaed the notary public who notarized an affidavit of loss for Atong Ang's missing rifle, as part of an ongoing investigation into the fugitive businessman.
AFP Verifies Filipino Death Report in Ukraine War
The Armed Forces of the Philippines is investigating reports of a Filipino citizen killed while allegedly fighting with Russian forces in Ukraine, as confirmed by spokesperson Col. Francel Margareth Padilla.
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