DBM says DPWH faced toughest budget review
Acting Budget Secretary Kim Robert de Leon said the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) faced the toughest scrutiny among government agencies in…
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VP Duterte warns Marcos’ China allegations could strain Manila-Beijing ties
Vice President Sara Duterte cautions that President Marcos' allegations of Chinese funding as a national security threat could harm Philippines-China…
Respicio challenges Castro, Remulla to help resolve tobacco aid dispute
Reina Mercedes Vice Mayor Harold Respicio urges Claire Castro and Jonvic Remulla to address alleged irregularities in tobacco excise tax-funded projects,…
Insurance disclosures
Applicants cannot decide that a medical consultation or diagnosis is unimportant when its disclosure is required.
Wanted: Guardians for the backbone of Luzon
The Sierra Madre cannot speak for itself, nor can it indefinitely absorb the double blow of violent typhoons, illicit soil-stripping, and human avarice.
Mans claims bills, denies Sara link
Manases Carpio defended his credit card purchases in Japan and Malaysia as personal expenses paid with his own money, denying any use of public funds or…
Defense grills Cabrera over P817-M assets
Vice President Sara Duterte’s defense team will cross-examine alleged forensic expert Alexander Cabrera over his claim that Duterte and her husband, Manases…
Marcos confirms Aguda resignation amid ‘ghost internet’ probe
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. confirms the resignation of DICT Secretary Henry Aguda amid an Ombudsman investigation into alleged irregularities in…
Carpio: Credit card transactions were personal amid Sara wealth probe
Lawyer Manases Carpio defends his credit card transactions in Japan and Malaysia as personal expenses, rejecting links to Vice President Sara Duterte amid…
‘I am Jane Doe’: TikTok trend becomes a reckoning
: The #IAmJaneDoe movement rallies social media users and celebrities in support of a Cornell University student alleging sexual assault, raising questions…
Monico’s truth bombs
If there is any redeeming grace to come out of the Senate inquiry, it is that the rot has been dragged into the sunlight.
UAAP slaps Alas one-game ban
Ateneo interim coach Louie Alas received a one-game suspension from the UAAP after accumulating three technical foul infractions in the Season 89 men’s…
Stacked 2027 pork pares spending room
Budget watchdogs allege that amendments to the proposed ₱7.2-trillion Philippine national budget for 2027 have significantly reduced fiscal space, with ₱541.4…
‘Happy coincidence’ brings PBBM to F1
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. defended his attendance at the 2026 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, describing it as a “happy coincidence” with his working…
Investigator forgot his own rules
That’s the danger of ‘kuryente.’ It’s rarely a completely fake story, but usually something stripped of context.
Stop insulting Pinoys to make ‘bida-bida’
Come to think of it, the current crop of supposed legal minds in the Cabinet is a disgrace.
Miss Universe power struggle threatens six Asian delegates
A corporate power struggle within the Miss Universe Organization threatens the participation of six Southeast Asian countries in the 75th edition of the…
Harvey Bautista leads finale watch party of ‘Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence’
Actor Harvey Bautista joins the finale watch party of 'Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence,' sparking meaningful discussions on justice, accountability, and…
Yang’s transfer bid stalled
Tony Yang, brother of ex-Presidential Economic Adviser Michael Yang, remains detained in Cagayan de Oro as he faces criminal charges including corporate fraud…
CoA: P9.93-B OPAPRU spending sans papers
The Commission on Audit (CoA) raises concerns over OPAPRU's failure to liquidate P9.93 billion in funds, with some balances unaccounted for up to 21 years,…