Former Vice President Leni Robredo has closed the door in running for the Senate this coming midterm elections.

Leni won't pursue Senate 

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. must have already realized that leaders like him should not be afraid of being questioned by people masquerading as experts – especially if the real expert is already in his team.

FIRED! Did USec Magno see it coming?

After weeks of speculation, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr. has confirmed the appointment of Batangas representative and House Deputy Majority Leader Ralph Recto as the new Finance secretary.

Recto in as Finance chief; PBBM appoints new officials

Two potential Cabinet members of presumptive President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. are Jose Arnulfo “Wick” Veloso for the Department of Finance and Engr. Manuel “Manny” Bonoan for the Department of Public Works, who became a secretary of DPWH for 5 months in 2007 under President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.

Veloso to DoF, Bonoan to DPWH

Firing Magno is a mistake

THE government in pursuit of a well-balanced economic policy must have already realized losing one of the best economic think-tanks who has the capability to introduce tailor-fit economic reforms deemed crucial under the present circumstances.

MARCOS JR.  LOST A GEM

Inaasahang aabot sa 2,000 pamilyang Calambeño ang makikinabang sa bagong housing project ng national government na lungsod na ito kamakailan.

Mas murang pabahay sa Calamba City

Vice President Sara Duterte’s snub of the ongoing Congressional hearings on her office’s proposed P2 billion budget for 2025 is a clear manifestation of her acquired distaste and snobbery of the legislative branch and the House’s dangling of its legitimate “power of the purse.”



Power play between House, VP Duterte

"Each of us have been called upon to be heroes in our own rights in fighting for our survival and devoting ourselves to the common good just as our heroes did more than a century ago," President Rodrigo Duterte said as the Philippines celebrates Independence Day under the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Digong to Filipinos: Emulate our forefathers' heroism as PH continues to battle Covid-19

KNOWN for its elegant European architecture, the Laperal Mansion which used to house two former Presidents, has been restored and offered as a guest house for world leaders who are in the Philippines for state, official, or working visits.

Marcos offers Laperal Mansion to world leaders and diplomats 

Veteran columnist and broadcaster Ramon Tulfo has once again proven that influence without responsibility can be dangerous. In a recent Facebook post about the killing of a Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) official, Tulfo described the alleged suspects as “Muslims from Lanao del Sur.” At first glance, it may seem a simple identifier, but in context it is neither neutral nor relevant. By emphasizing the suspects’ faith and origin, Tulfo did not inform the public — he stigmatized an entire community. This is not journalism; it is prejudice masquerading as reporting.

Ramon Tulfo crosses the line: Anti-Muslim post demands public apology

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