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BBM credits FL for pushing humane conditions in jails
First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos has pushed to decongest overcrowded jails and penal colonies, an advocacy she began while teaching law at Mariano Marcos State…
Bernardo: Estrada gets P573-M kickbacks
Senator Jinggoy Estrada received infrastructure kickbacks totaling P573 million from contractors over a nine-month period between 2024 and 2025, former Public…
U.S. pursues new defense cooperation framework
Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu — US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday proposed a new defense cooperation framework with the Association of Southeast Asian…
Expert: Weak peso mirrors eroded trust
The peso’s continued slide against the US dollar reflects eroding investor confidence in the economy, a former Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) official said…
‘Bato’ bounty cited to block ICC bid
Using the P50-million bounty imposed on him to boost a plea to the Supreme Court (SC) to reverse an earlier denial of his request for a temporary restraining…
Peso breaches P64-$1
The Philippine peso closed above P64 for the first time, slumping to a sixth consecutive record low of P64.17, down 22 centavos from Monday’s close of P63.95.…
‘Foolish,’ says Ping of Alan’s ‘reject VP appointment’ call
No senator can tell a colleague to reject a potential appointment from President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. to replace Vice President Sara Duterte if she…
China tension shadows ASEAN talks
MACTAN, Cebu — The Philippines will push for stronger defense cooperation with the United States at regional security talks this week, with China yet to…
Fine, not fine
The British government was cracking down on anti-social behavior in England and Wales to make neighborhoods safe.
Palace defends insertions amid Sandro’s P4.37-B ‘windfall’
Budget insertions are not inherently bad as long as the projects benefit the public, the funds are properly used, and no money is pocketed by corrupt…
China can cripple Phl without firing a shot
China does not need warships or missiles to cripple the Philippine economy, geopolitical analyst Anna Malindog Uy warned, pointing to Beijing’s extensive trade…
Pag-IBIG home loans jump 20%
Pag-IBIG Fund financed 68,514 homes worth P111.29 billion in the first nine months of 2026, up from 59,789 worth P93.03 billion a year earlier, according to…
Fall gal
A 101-year-old man in China recently went viral on Chinese social media for still being alive despite an apparently unhealthy diet.
‘Who’s liable for budget billions?’
Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong on Monday urged the Office of the Ombudsman to investigate public officials who may be held liable for the billions of…
Liza advances child protection
First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos has brought the lessons of the Fostering the Future Together (FTFT) advocacy to Manila, seeking to strengthen protections for…
Escudero rejects VP post if Sara ousted: Denies bias, prejudgment
Senator Francis Escudero has ruled out succeeding Vice President Sara Duterte if she is convicted in her impeachment trial, saying it would be improper to…
China rocket rains unwanted gifts on Phl
Just when Manila thought Beijing’s idea of a housewarming present was a water cannon, China has found a new way to drop by uninvited: from orbit.
Hot shower
After enduring months of unusually hot weather, a freak “heat spell” momentarily hit France lately. The incident was isolated, though, affecting only…
ATOM slams ‘selective’ graft drive under Marcos
The August Twenty-One Movement (ATOM) criticized on Sunday what it claimed to be the slow pace of accountability in the country, urging the public to closely…