The House of Representatives of the Philippines has overwhelmingly voted for the second impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte, with 255 lawmakers in favor, 26 against, and nine abstentions, formally transmitting the articles of impeachment to the Senate for trial. The decision,
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Alan Peter Cayetano was elected as the new Senate president after defeating Vicente Sotto III in a 13-9 vote during a major leadership shakeup in the Senate. Following the vote, Loren Legarda
The European Union and the Philippines are working toward a potential mineral cooperation agreement focused
Actor Ian Veneracion said his upcoming series Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence is not
Alan Peter Cayetano was elected as the new Senate president after defeating Vicente Sotto III in a 13-9 vote during a major leadership shakeup
The Philippines and Paraguay signed a visa waiver agreement for ordinary passport holders aimed at boosting tourism, trade, and people-to-people exchanges between the two
The Department of Health said border screening measures are in place at airports and seaports to prevent the possible entry of hantavirus into the
The International Criminal Police Organization has issued Red Notices against businessman Charlie “Atong” Ang, former Bureau of Corrections chief Gerald Bantag, and former police
Over 396,000 low-income households may fall into poverty due to rising food and transport costs driven by global oil price shocks, according to the
The House of Representatives of the Philippines has overwhelmingly voted for the second impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte, with 255 lawmakers in favor, 26 against, and nine abstentions, formally transmitting the articles of
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The International Criminal Court has publicly released a 16-page arrest warrant against
Newly installed Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano denied claims that his sudden
The Senate of the Philippines placed Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa under
Police Regional Office 6 has warned that station commanders and personnel in
The European Union and the Philippines are working toward a potential mineral cooperation agreement focused on critical raw materials and sustainable mining practices, according
The government will begin construction this year of a P5-billion dedicated cruise terminal in Entertainment City near the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) to
Diesel prices are expected to go down next week, while gasoline prices may continue to increase due to tighter supply and sustained seasonal demand.
Dermorepubliq, a TikTok Philippines science-based skincare brand, won Gold at the 2026 Asia-Pacific Stevie Awards for its viral PR and billboard campaign titled “The
Former finance secretary Gary Teves has called for a comprehensive review of the government’s Lifeline Rate Program and other electricity subsidies for low-income households,
French rider Antoine Huby of 7ELEVEN Roadbike Philippines secured another solo victory at Stage 12 of the MPTC Tour of Luzon, conquering a 7.4-kilometer uphill climb in Pangasinan with a time of 3:17:37. It
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The third edition of the Shopwise Bike Fest is set to take
Adamson star Shai Nitura was crowned the UAAP Season 88 women’s volleyball
Alex Eala advanced to the third round of the Italian Open after
La Salle head coach Ramil de Jesus continues to draw lessons from
Actor Ian Veneracion said his upcoming series Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence is not about political personalities but about telling a deeply human
Asia’s Diamond Soul Siren Nina marked a major milestone in OPM history with her 20th anniversary concert “Nina XX,” celebrating the success of her
Dingdong Dantes is set to return to primetime television through “The Master Cutter,” an action-drama series where he plays Anthony “Atoy” Padua, a former
Dani Barretto opened up on the “Almost Honest” podcast with Kylie Verzosa, recalling what she and her siblings allegedly witnessed during her parents’ relationship,
Authorities have identified the suspect behind the burglary at the Quezon City home of “It’s Showtime” host and Rocksteddy frontman Teddy Corpuz, who was
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The ICC prosecutor is set to disclose additional evidence against former President Duterte, including materials related to seven witnesses, beyond the 181 items already shared with his defense team. These new pieces of evidence, which remain confidential, are
Nathalie Mago, a 32-year-old virtual assistant from the Philippines, is among many Filipinos turning to remote work to support their families, earning five times more than her previous office job. The virtual assistant sector has grown significantly, offering
The Department of Tourism-Cordillera reported a 17.71% increase in tourist arrivals in 2024, with 1,983,511 visitors compared to 1,685,133 in 2023. The majority of visitors, over 1.56 million, visited Baguio City, making up 78% of the region’s total
Makati City Mayor Abby Binay warned that businesses misrepresenting their operations will face severe penalties, emphasizing zero tolerance for such practices. This statement came after the Makati Business Permit and Licensing Office (BPLO) issued a closure order for
Senate President Francis Escudero announced that the Senate will no longer accept any delays or requests to extend deadlines in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. He rejected the House prosecution panel’s request to immediately summon
The Supreme Court (SC) has upheld the graft conviction of former Pagsanjan Mayor Emilio Ramon “ER” Ejercito for approving an illegal insurance deal in 2008. In a 16-page decision, the SC affirmed that Ejercito and Marilyn Brue, owners
Despite being suspended by the Ombudsman for the alleged misuse of public funds, Marikina Mayor Marcelino Teodoro can still run for congressman in the city’s first district, according to the Commission on Elections (Comelec). Comelec Chairman George Garcia
The Department of Education (DepEd) has prohibited public schools from engaging in partisan political activities or campaigning for candidates during graduation and moving-up ceremonies. In a memorandum signed by Education Secretary Sonny Angara, DepEd officials warned that violators