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Marcos unfazed by drop in satisfaction rating, says Palace
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. is not affected by the latest drop in his satisfaction rating, Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Claire Castro said Friday.
Rappler Recap: Sara Duterte’s grave threats arraignment postponed again
What are the reasons behind this second postponement? Justice reporter Jairo Bolledo explains in this recap.
House prosecution team drops bribery article against Sara Duterte
The House prosecution panel has filed a manifestation with the Senate impeachment court that it will drop Article III or the bribery charges in the trial of Vice President Sara Duterte.
Kaia on the process of becoming
The four-year-old P-pop girl group is betting it all on their upcoming first EP
Dogged interest: Corporate buyers unleashed on animal health market
Despite high-profile acquisitions in Singapore’s vet sector, risk of monopoly may be all bark and no bite
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'KLCannotC': Twin Towers disappear, but M'sians find humour in adversity
Smog more than an inconvenience or an eyesore.
Inquirer.net editor Tupas among int’l ‘Icons of Change’ awardees
MANILA, Philippines — Inquirer.net assignment editor and longtime judiciary reporter Ma. Theresa “Tetch” Torres-Tupas was among the journalists honored by Icons of Change in 2026, joining a list that includes BBC World Service correspondent Mike Thomson and award-winning investigative journalist Chris Rogers. Torres-Tupas was recognized as a 2026 Changemaker for Ethical Legal Journalism under the
Up to 6 million ‘fake’ PWDs? Use of bogus discount cards alarms DOJ
MANILA, Philippines — Individuals who acquired identification cards for people with disabilities (PWD) through illegal means or deception may face possible criminal liability, the chief prosecutor of the Department of Justice (DOJ) warned on Thursday. Chief State Counsel Dennis Chan also warned of sanctions against business owners who unilaterally confiscate, without proper verification or legal
DILG eyes P9-B savings in P15-B fire truck procurement deal
MANILA, Philippines — The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) will procure 1,500 new fire trucks in 2027 at a projected cost of P15 billion to address a shortage in fire-fighting equipment, saying the deal is expected to save the government at least P9 billion. “Across the Philippines, we have fire trucks that
Ombudsman warns public execs vs using gov’t gas for private vehicles
MANILA, Philippines — The Office of the Ombudsman on Thursday warned public officials against using gas allocations meant for government vehicles for their own private cars, saying that a local official was recently dismissed from her post for such a violation. “Acts like this destroy the image of the government,” Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla said