President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called for swift and aggressive police action to enforce the law and arrest Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa, according to Malacañang.
The House prosecution disputed Vice President Sara Duterte's denial of owning several fast-food stores, citing what prosecutors described as her earlier admission of co-ownership.
Malacañang defended the National Bureau of Investigation following allegations of political bias raised by Vice President Sara Duterte's camp regarding an investigation involving her.
Senator Erwin Tulfo said the withdrawal of three impeachment charges against Vice President Sara Duterte could benefit her defense rather than put it at a disadvantage.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called for swift and aggressive police action to enforce the law and arrest Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa, according to Malacañang.
The Commission on Elections has received the first Certificate of Candidacy for the Batanes special election scheduled for November 28 to fill its congressional seat.
Malacañang assured the public that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. would not allow the misuse of government funds under the proposed 2027 national budget.
A nationwide PUBLiCUS Asia survey found that more Filipinos expect Vice President Sara Duterte to be convicted than acquitted in her impeachment trial.
House prosecutor Terry Ridon said the substantial amount of Vice President Sara Duterte's alleged undeclared assets prompted prosecutors to focus on Article II.
Malacañang said it does not expect Vice President Sara Duterte to help the government's El Niño response, citing her previous remarks about withholding a rice price proposal.
Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian ordered a review of CCTV footage to verify circulating photos allegedly showing inappropriate antics inside the Senate session hall.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. affirmed the national government's respect for the Bangsamoro Parliament's authority to select its leaders following the formation of a majority coalition.
The Senate impeachment court faced an unusual legal dilemma after House prosecutors withdrew charges against Vice President Sara Duterte following the presentation of evidence.
The Senate impeachment court could save approximately 20 hearing days following the withdrawal of three impeachment charges against Vice President Sara Duterte.
House prosecutor Joel Chua clarified that withdrawing impeachment charges does not automatically remove Vice President Sara Duterte's potential legal liability in separate proceedings.
Sen. Panfilo Lacson clarified that only about PHP2 million of the Senate's PHP27.5 million impeachment allocation has been spent, disputing claims of PHP500 million losses.
Europe’s unrest shows what happens when public patience runs out, while the Philippines shows what happens when citizens keep adjusting to institutional failure.