NUP Pushes Anti-'Cong-tractor' Bill in Congress

National Unity Party lawmakers propose legislation to prohibit public officials and their relatives from participating in government procurement, with penalties including expulsion and legal action.

Duterte Camp Awaits Supreme Court Habeas Corpus Ruling

The legal team of former President Rodrigo Duterte anticipates the Supreme Court's imminent decision on habeas corpus petitions concerning his alleged illegal detention, with potential implications for his return to the Philippines.

DILG Orders Bulacan Governor to Surrender Firearms, Vehicles

The Department of the Interior and Local Government has mandated Bulacan Governor Daniel Fernando to surrender his firearms, those of his escorts, and vehicles involved in an alleged road rage incident on the North Luzon Expressway. Secretary Jonvic Remul

VP Duterte's Lawyers Barred from Impeachment Hearings

House Committee on Justice Chair Gerville Luistro clarifies that allowing Vice President Sara Duterte's lawyers to participate in impeachment hearings is not in House rules. Only committee members will deliberate on the four complaints against her.

Impeachment Hearings for VP Sara Set for March 2-4

The House Committee on Justice will start hearings on four impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte from March 2 to 4, as confirmed by Rep. Gerville Luistro. The process will assess form and substance, with possible extensions if needed.

Student Union Supports EDSA Holiday Restoration

The National Union of Students of the Philippines joins calls to reinstate the traditional holiday for the EDSA People Power Revolution, emphasizing its historical significance for democracy.

AFP, Navy Clarify Allegations by Former Marine Troops

The Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine Navy have addressed claims by former Marine troops regarding alleged corruption, emphasizing proper investigative procedures and cautioning against misinformation.

Navy Denies Marines in P805-B Kickback Allegations

The Philippine Navy has officially denied that four of the 18 individuals presented as alleged bagmen in a P805 billion kickback case involving top officials are members of the Philippine Marine Corps.

40th People Power Anniversary: Unity and Anti-Corruption Rallies

Various groups held rallies and demonstrations to mark the 40th anniversary of the People Power Revolution, emphasizing unity and anti-corruption efforts. Events included concerts and gatherings organized by progressive alliances and political movements.

DOJ to Conduct Inquest for EDSA 40 Arrests

The Department of Justice confirms prosecutors are on standby to assist law enforcement with inquest proceedings for any arrests during EDSA 40 anniversary protests, urging peaceful assembly.

VP Sara: Public Forgets True Essence of EDSA People Power

Vice President Sara Duterte suggests that the public and organizers may have lost sight of the original spirit of the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution, as she comments during an interview in Iligan City on its 40th anniversary.

De Lima: EDSA 40th Demands Action to Protect Democracy

On the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution, Rep. Leila de Lima warns that mere commemoration is insufficient, urging concrete action against ongoing threats to Philippine democracy and rule of law.

Modi Begins 2-Day Israel Visit Amid Gaza War

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has commenced a two-day official visit to Israel, marking his first trip since the Gaza conflict began. He met with Israeli leaders to strengthen bilateral ties, building on his historic 2017 visit.

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