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  1. SENATOR Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa

    Palace hunts down Bato arrest peddler

    Malacañang said the ICC arrest warrant against Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa remains in effect while directing its Anti-Fake News Desk to investigate viral…

  2. Dr. Jose "Brix" Pujalte Jr.

    Palace probes casino claim vs DoH chief

    Malacañang said allegations that acting Health Secretary Jose “Brix” Pujalte Jr. frequented casinos will be investigated, while assuring health workers that…

  3. Shoppers hunt for lower-priced vegetables at a Manila market as households adjust to tighter daily spending.

    Palace denies P85 NCR wage hike suspension

    Malacañang confirmed that the P85 daily minimum wage increase for private sector workers in Metro Manila will proceed as scheduled despite calls from business…

  4. Palace Press Officer Claire Castro on Thursday during a press briefing

    Palace pushes back on P10-K ayuda bid

    Malacañang denied Senator Alan Peter Cayetano’s claim that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. rejected his proposed P10,000 cash aid for every Filipino family,…

  5. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

    Marcos unfazed by SWS ratings

    Malacañang said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. remains focused on governance and public service despite changes in his satisfaction ratings, as the latest SWS…

  6. (July 02 2026) A view of the buildings of Taguig and Makati were seen from Mndaluyong City. The World Bank Group's latest country income classifications, released July 1, moved the Philippines from lower-middle-income to upper-middle-income status based on 2025 gross national income per capita estimates. The nation achieved this status after its Gross National Income (GNI) per capita reached $4,850, exceeding the $4,636 threshold for this income bracket.  Under the updated thresholds, upper-middle-income economies are those with GNI per capita of $4,636 to $14,375. Lower-middle-income economies are those with GNI per capita of $1,176 to $4,635, while high-income economies are those above $14,375. Photo/Analy Labor

    No big deal

    According to WB data, the country’s gross national income per capita hit $4,850, which is the upper-middle-income country threshold.