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DPWH Secretary Vince Dizon tells the Senate he would welcome being removed from his post after Senator Imee Marcos flagged that his acting appointment had lapsed on September 1, 2026.
Israeli PM Netanyahu defended Israel at the UN as delegates walked out, facing mounting isolation ahead of elections he could lose.
As BARMM's first elected parliament convenes, the numbers reveal a body with few women, many political relatives, and a mainland-heavy composition. What does this mean for governance?
PPCRV's parallel audit of the first Bangsamoro parliamentary elections found no true discrepancies, but flagged streaks on 46 election returns that need investigation before 2028.
The P33-M Question: Tracing the Duterte Wealth Trail - Vice President Sara Duterte's declared net worth jumped by P33 million. Now prosecutors have a paper trail.
US networks boycott White House coverage after Trump bans CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, sparking a First Amendment legal battle and an unprecedented press standoff.
The Senate impeachment court is set to vote Wednesday on whether 16 votes are needed to convict Vice President Sara Duterte, with four senator-judges absent and retired justices split on the constitutional question.
Ukraine launched its biggest drone attack on Moscow as Russians voted in a parliamentary election Putin cast as a test of support for the war. Two people died in the Moscow region and two in occupied Kherson, including an election official.
A 13-year-old student was found with an unloaded revolver at Lucban Integrated School in Baguio, triggering a police and DepEd probe amid national concern over school shootings.
Eugenia “Eggie” Apostol, founder of the Philippine Daily Inquirer and champion of press freedom during the Marcos years, has died at 100. Her legacy of fearless journalism lives on.
A court witness explains how RA 3019 allows investigators to examine a public official's spouse's assets. Here's what it means for the VP's case.
The Senate unanimously approved the Asean extradition treaty, 'Sandy's Act' for tourist safety, and a free housing bill via usufruct, reshaping regional justice, travel protection, and shelter for the poor.
Six dead, 129 missing after a ferry capsizes off Java in rough seas. Survivors recount panic as rescue efforts continue across the Java Sea.
President Marcos Jr. spent his 69th birthday at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, meeting world leaders and pitching Philippine investments. He returns Monday for the traditional Salo-salo sa Palasyo.
Mindanao made history as the first island group to host two LegisHear sessions, with South Cotabato welcoming Congress for a town hall that put local voices at the center of lawmaking.
The Supreme Court fined a Bar review coach PHP30,000 and struck his name from the 2016 passers list for spreading false AI grading claims about the 2023 Bar Exams.
As the 9/11 anniversary passes, analysts warn Trump's six-month war against Iran risks becoming his own 'forever war,' with no clear exit strategy and rising costs for allies and consumers.
Manila Rep. Bienvenido Abante Jr. questions Vice President Sara Duterte's simple life image amid frequent foreign trips, as the impeachment trial focuses on her alleged unexplained wealth and SALN discrepancies.
Two DPWH-Mimaropa cashiers testify in the Sandiganbayan graft trial of ex-Ako Bicol solon Zaldy Co over a substandard P289.9M flood control project in Oriental Mindoro.
DepEd asks Congress for P15.98 billion to save the ARAL Program after the 2027 budget proposal left it with zero funding, threatening learning recovery for millions of students.