The municipal council of Kalayaan will deliberate today on a resolution opposing Senator Rodante Marcoleta's controversial statement suggesting the Philippines surrender the Kalayaan Island Group. Vice Mayor Maurice Philip Alexis Albayda confirmed the sch
Former House Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., known as 'Manong Joe,' has passed away at 89. He served as Speaker for 13 non-consecutive years and was a key figure in the Lakas-CMD party, advocating for overseas workers.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development enhances coordination with senior citizen agencies to ensure timely cash incentives and letters for Filipinos reaching 100 years old, following a viral case in Tarlac.
House Senior Deputy Minority Leader Leila De Lima voices deep concern over Rep. Paolo Marcoleta's recent comments on the West Philippine Sea, calling for unity in defense of Philippine sovereignty.
The Department of Health will issue a memorandum circular to include PhilHealth direct contributors in zero balance billing, allowing free ward or shared room access in 87 DOH-run hospitals.
Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson Commodore Jay Tarriela criticizes Senator Alan Peter Cayetano for remarks he calls disrespectful and defamatory, following a Senate debate over Tarriela's use of a caricature of China's President Xi Jinping.
The Lakas-CMD party grieves the loss of former House Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., who died at 89, celebrated as a unifying statesman and founding father of the political movement.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has instructed lawmakers to prioritize passing legislation to eliminate the travel tax and ban political dynasties, part of 21 priority bills before Congress adjourns in June.
Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla criticizes the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee for recommending a preliminary investigation instead of criminal charges in flood control anomalies, alleging political motives.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has approved 21 priority legislative measures aimed at improving Filipino lives, enhancing social protection, and promoting government transparency.
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
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 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.
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.
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
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.
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.
Malacañang emphasizes there is no reason for disappointment after the House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted to dismiss impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., citing lack of substance.
Lawmakers from the Makabayan bloc have filed a resolution urging a House investigation into alleged Philippine-based operations and connections of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, Senator Migz Zubiri, and other officials visited the wake of ex-Speaker Jose De Venecia in Taguig City. The wake will continue until February 13 before moving to Dagupan City.
Senator Migz Zubiri expresses deep condolences and reflects on the legacy of former Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., highlighting his mentorship and consensus-building skills in Philippine politics and international diplomacy.
The Davao City Youth Development Office, through the SK Federation, is expanding its Rampa Program to engage all 182 barangays, focusing on youth leadership and local governance participation from February to March 2026.
The Cebu Provincial Government has reinstated the Provincial Development Council's sectoral committees to enhance project reviews and inter-agency coordination ahead of a full council meeting.
A 30-year-old farmer in Danao City was arrested after police raided his home, seizing a .38 caliber revolver and ammunition following neighbor complaints about gunfire.
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival promises accountability for a hit-and-run that killed a young man, highlighting challenges like lack of breath analyzers in hospitals.
Cebu City Police Office rescued 638 minors during a strict week-long curfew enforcement from February 2 to 8, 2026, also seizing drugs and issuing citations.