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March 14 Declared Holiday In Antipolo 2nd District For Special Poll

President Marcos declared March 14 a special non-working day in Antipolo’s Second District.

Comelec Chair Says Barangay, SK Elections To Proceed Nov. 2

Comelec said it will study the recent Supreme Court ruling on nuisance candidates.

Comelec-Davao Logs 107K Voter Applications Since October 2025

Comelec-Davao processed over 107,000 voter applications since October 2025.

LP Solons Seek To Strengthen, Professionalize Political Parties

LP lawmakers filed the Political Party System Reform Act to strengthen and professionalize political parties.

CDO Hosts Final Leg Of Anti-Political Dynasty Bill Consultations

Rep. Zia Adiong emphasized that the measure is rooted in the Constitution and not aimed at specific families.

House Panel Approves 3 Priority Education Reform Bills

The House panel approved three priority education reform bills aimed at addressing classroom shortages and declining learning outcomes.

New NBI Director Vows To Continue Probe Into Ghost Flood Control Projects

The task force probing alleged ghost flood control projects will remain in place, the new NBI chief said.

Senate Panel OKs 2nd-Degree Political Dynasty Ban

A Senate committee approved a consolidated bill banning second-degree relatives from holding elective posts simultaneously.

Pasay Court Upholds Senate Contempt Order Vs. Curlee Discaya

A Pasay City court upheld the Senate’s authority to cite contractor Curlee Discaya in contempt, dismissing his petition that questioned the legality of his detention.

Lacson Maintains Senate’s ‘Moral Ascendancy’ Intact

Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo Lacson maintained that the Senate’s moral ascendancy remains intact as long as it follows the Constitution.