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Courts To Decide On Fate Of Marcoleta, Estrada – Palace

Malacañang said the fate of detained Senators Rodante Marcoleta and Jinggoy Estrada rests with the courts, not the Senate.

Comelec To Work With PNP, AFP To Ensure Peaceful BARMM Polls

The Comelec will coordinate with the PNP and AFP to help ensure peaceful Bangsamoro Parliamentary Elections on Sept. 14.

Senate Sets 5-Point Agenda To Spur Growth, Ease Living Costs

The Senate has outlined a five-point legislative agenda to support economic growth and reduce living costs.

Anti-Disinformation Bill Protects Journalists With Stronger Safeguards

The House-approved anti-disinformation bill includes stronger safeguards for journalists and legitimate media work, according to its proponents.

Comelec Launches Project VOTE Youth In NIR

The Comelec has launched Project VOTE Youth in the Negros Island Region to strengthen voter education among young people.

OCTA: 71% Of Adult Filipinos Want Law, Evidence To Guide Impeachment

An OCTA Research survey found that 71 percent of adult Filipinos want law and evidence to guide the Senate's impeachment vote.

House Prosecution Wraps Up Presentation Of Evidence On Threat Charge

The House prosecution panel has concluded its presentation of evidence on the alleged threat charge involving Vice President Sara Duterte.

No Conflict Seen Between Congress Session, VP Sara Impeachment Trial

A member of the House prosecution panel said there is no conflict between the resumption of Congress and Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial.

Senate Minority Plan To Skip SONA Not Sign Of Instability

Malacañang said the Senate minority bloc's plan to skip President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s fifth SONA is not a sign of instability.

Parañaque Voters Ratify Boundary Changes For 5 Coastal Villages

Voters in five coastal barangays in Parañaque overwhelmingly approved an ordinance changing their territorial boundaries.