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Lacson calls for unrelenting public vigilance as Senate opens impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte
Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson on Tuesday, May 19 called on the public to remain vigilant and unrelenting in its scrutiny of the Senate’s impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte. Lacson said the chamber’s formal convening as an impeachment court on Monday marked a welcome…
Jinggoy Estrada, ex-DPWH officials face plunder raps over flood control scam
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has recommended plunder and graft charges against Senator Jinggoy Estrada and several former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) officials over an alleged conspiracy to manipulate the 2025 national infrastructure budget and siphon funds from flood control…
Rwandan genocide suspect dies in The Hague at 90
Felicien Kabuga, a suspect in the 1994 Rwanda genocide, has died in custody, a U.N. court said on Saturday. He was 93. Kabuga was arrested in France in 2020 after more than two decades on the run and extradited to The Hague. He was later ruled unfit to stand trial because of dementia and was…
Some Magdalo members ditch Trillanes to join Honasan’s ‘Reform PH Party’ alongside former rebels, Muslim fighters
A breakaway group from former Senator Antonio Trillanes’ Magdalo has ditched the organization to join former Senator Gregorio “Gringo” Honasan’s newly launched Reform PH Party, alongside veterans of the EDSA People Revolution, former fighters from the armed component of the left, the former Alex…
Gringo Honasan launches ‘Reform PH Party’ with roots in Magdalo, former rebels, and Muslim returnees
Former Senator Gregorio “Gringo” Honasan has launched a new political party—the Reform PH Party—with roots in the Magdalo movement, drawing together veterans linked to the group, returnees from armed left organizations, and Muslim rebel returnees who have laid down their arms, all committed to…
Mariel Rodriguez drops cryptic post about a ‘bad person’ with ‘good actions’
TV host Mariel Padilla sparked online buzz after sharing a cartoon on her Instagram Story showing a man pointing at another man labeled as “bad,” while his “good actions” go unnoticed. Padilla posted the cartoon on Friday, May 18. The illustration was originally shared by an Instagram page called…
Gringo Honasan warns all sides: Do not manipulate, influence, or weaponize the impeachment process
Former Senator Gregorio “Gringo” Honasan issued a stern warning to all sides of the political divide, saying the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte must not be turned into a weapon for partisan politics—and that the constitutional process must be allowed to run its course without…
Senate crisis cost country precious time meant for real problems of ordinary Filipinos, says Honasan
The Senate shooting incident and the political storm surrounding it have cost the country something far more valuable than any political narrative being built around it—the time and focus that should have been devoted to the real and enduring problems of ordinary Filipinos, former Senator Gregorio…
Ex-senator Gringo Honasan refuses to conclude Senate was under attack, urges all to wait for investigation
Former Senator Gregorio “Gringo” Honasan on Saturday, May 16 refused to conclude that the Senate was under attack during the shooting incident on the night of May 13, urging the public to await the results of the ongoing investigation rather than accept any premature characterization of the event.…
Ex-PNP chief Nicolas Torre slams Ralph Calinisan for turning NAPOLCOM into ‘venue of trial by publicity’
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) General Manager and former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Nicolas Torre III on Friday, May 15, slammed National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Commissioner Ralph Calinisan, accusing him of conducting “trial by publicity” and rendering…
NGCP: Mindanao power reserve thinning, new plants needed
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) has warned that Mindanao’s power reserve margin is gradually thinning, and that new power plants must be built to prevent the region from sliding back into prolonged brownouts. NGCP spokesperson Atty. Cynthia Alabanza raised the concern…
Brownouts possible in remaining weeks of May, NGCP warns
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines has warned the public to brace for possible brownouts in the remaining weeks of May, citing the high probability of yellow and red alert conditions across the country’s major power grids. When asked whether Filipinos should expect alert conditions…
Filipinos can expect uninterrupted power today, says NGCP
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines said Filipinos can expect uninterrupted power supply this Saturday, with no yellow or red alert declared for any of the country’s three major grids. NGCP spokesperson Atty. Cynthia Alabanza confirmed the status during an interview on DZRH News…
Marcos admin pumps funds into infrastructure to prop up economy amid Middle East crisis
The Marcos administration is pumping funds into major infrastructure projects across key government agencies to prop up the economy and sustain employment amid the ongoing Middle East crisis, ordering a catch-up plan to ensure all programs are delivered on time this year. Executive Secretary Ralph…
Malacañang assures fuel subsidy program for PUV operators until oil prices stabilize
The Marcos administration will continue its fuel subsidy program for public utility vehicle operators for as long as oil prices remain elevated, with no fixed end date but projections running through the end of 2026, Malacañang said. The Office of the Executive Secretary (OES) said the Department…