Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos has not ended mandatory drug tests for the police force, according to the Southeast ...
Marcos' former press secretary Trixie Cruz-Angeles skips the inquiry as she questions its legality, prompting lawmakers to issue a show-cause order against her ...
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Can the opposition unify?The man who chases two rabbits catches neither,” the great Chinese sage Confucius warned. That proverb perhaps best captured ...
With time running out, officials and members of the House of Representatives are trying to expedite the handling of three ...
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China endangering global health, security – ex-US security execA former security official of the United States (US) has called out the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for being a “net ...
A Commission on Audit report reveals a nearly decade-long AFP oversight, with over ₱615 million paid to deceased pensioners ...
Coercive activities committed against PH persist despite the Permanent Court of Arbitration ruling granting it exclusive ...
The enrolled bill providing for the P6.325-trillion national budget for 2025 has no blanks and is publicly available for ...
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Of defiant POGOs and a wayward investigationLAST week, quoting sources, I wrote of certain Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGOs) allegedly continuing to defy the ...
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Marcos hands off on impeachment raps vs VP Duterte – BersaminExecutive Secretary Lucas Bersamin on Monday refuted claims anew that President Ferdinand “Bongbong” R. Marcos Jr. was the ...
Inflation is pulling down President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr's trust ratings even as a campaign to malign the President seems to be gaining ground in Mindanao, the head of Stratbase ADR Institute said ...
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