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Malacañang Warns Vs. Attempts To Sow Chaos In Senate

Malacañang warned against attempts to sow disorder in the Senate, saying those found liable could face legal consequences.

Solon Files Cyberlibel, Libel Complaint Vs. Baligod, 18 Ex-Co Aides

Manila Representative Bienvenido “Benny” Abante Jr. has filed cyberlibel and libel complaints over allegations that he received luggage filled with cash.

New Senate Majority Pledges Month’s Pay For Quake-Hit Mindanao

Members of the Senate’s new majority bloc pledged to donate one month’s salary to support earthquake relief and recovery efforts in Mindanao.

Palace To Senate: Fix Row Before Calling For Special Session

Malacañang urged senators to resolve their leadership dispute before seeking a special session of Congress.

Aquino Rejects Marcos-Vs-Duterte Framing Of Senate Row

Senator Bam Aquino rejected efforts to frame the Senate leadership dispute as a contest between the Marcos and Duterte camps.

SC Junks Teacher’s Bid To Declare June 3 Senate Session Valid

The Supreme Court has dismissed a petition seeking to declare the presence of 12 senators on June 3 as a valid Senate quorum.

Senate Majority To Visit Quake-Hit Mindanao Areas

Members of the Senate majority are considering a visit to communities affected by the magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Mindanao.

Ex-Bodyguards’ Claims Need Individual Affidavits, Says Ombudsman Exec

The Office of the Ombudsman said further investigation into the allegations may be possible if supported by individual affidavits.

Blue Ribbon Seeks Orderly Reset Of Flood Control Probe

The Senate Blue Ribbon Committee is seeking to place its flood control inquiry back under formal institutional processes.

Solon Mulls Libel Suit, Says Senate Being ‘Hostaged’ By False Claims

Lanao del Sur Rep. Zia Alonto Adiong is considering filing a libel case over allegations that he received cash-filled luggage.