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  1. LENI Robredo

    Lame duck in 2028

    Whoever Marcos anoints will inherit the flood control scandal, the budget controversies, the economic contraction and the trust deficit.

  2. PRESIDENT Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

    Phl, Brazil mark 80 years with Lula visit

    Marcos will welcome Lula at the Philippine International Convention Center, where the two leaders are expected to hold bilateral talks on advancing…

  3. NAVOTAS Rep. Toby Tiangco

    Marcos scolded Romualdez — TOBY

    Navotas Rep. Toby Tiangco testified before the Sandiganbayan that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. allegedly reprimanded former House Speaker Martin Romualdez…

  4. Marcos redux

    Marcos redux

    What’s pathetic is the attempt to massage the numbers. Malacañang announced that a historic 9.7-percent poverty rate was achieved ahead of the 2028 target.

  5. PUBLIC Works Secretary Giovanni “Banoy” Lopez

    Marcos orders P2.5-B C5 rehabilitation

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the DPWH to rehabilitate a 23-kilometer stretch of C5 from Taguig City to Quezon City, with construction set to…

  6. Squandered mandate

    Squandered mandate

    The Marcos government is not even using its powers under a national energy emergency, which remains in effect.

  7. Ushering in natural gas from two new deepwater wells and extending the field’s productive life by six years.

    Marcos, Razon mark Malampaya gas breakthrough

    The President credited Filipino engineers, professionals and workers for their role in the project, saying it demonstrated the country’s technical capabilities.

  8. ‘Bagong Pilipinas’ rolling along

    ‘Bagong Pilipinas’ rolling along

    The administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. framed the Bagong Pilipinas initiative not merely as a slogan but as a master plan for national…

  9. HOUSE Majority Leader Sandro Marcos

    Ayuda: Politics of dependency

    Unfortunately, these are not real investments in human capital, arguably the Philippines’ most valuable resource. They are simply a means to propagate the…

  10. PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. inspects the ongoing clearing and waste collection operations at the Redemptorist Water Channel in Parañaque City on Wednesday, where a ‘sea of trash’ accumulated amid heavy rains brought by the southwest monsoon or habagat.

    Marcos: Floods becoming ‘new normal’

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said increasingly intense rainfall linked to climate change is straining flood control efforts, as Metro Manila battles…