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Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla isn't mincing words — he says the 18 alleged former Marines who accused top officials of receiving cash deliveries weren't just whistleblowing. According to him, they were deliberately trying to create a "political tipping point" to get a branch of the
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The Philippine government just dropped a bombshell: several Filipino nationals have been apprehended for allegedly spying for China, marking the first known case of Pinoys being caught working as assets for Chinese intelligence on home soil. The National Security Council confirmed that the suspects — all Filipino citizens — have confessed to
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The House committee on justice voted an overwhelming 54-1 on Wednesday, March 4, to declare two impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte sufficient in substance — a landmark step that keeps the proceedings very much alive and inches the country closer to a full public trial. Quezon City 4th District
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It's the first week of Women's Month, and a congressman already managed to make it about his fantasies. Quezon City 4th District Representative Bong Suntay is now facing intense backlash after making sexually suggestive remarks about actress Anne Curtis during the House impeachment hearings against Vice
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President Marcos and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung sat down at Malacañang on Tuesday for what turned out to be a pretty productive meeting — the kind where they actually walked away with 10 signed agreements covering defense, nuclear energy, agriculture, tech, and more. Lee arrived in Manila for a two-day
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The House Committee on Justice voted 54-1 on Wednesday, March 4, to declare two impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte as "sufficient in substance" — paving the way for the next stage of what could be one of the most significant political battles in recent Philippine history. The
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. welcomed South Korean President Lee Jae Myung to Malacañang on Tuesday for a state visit that produced a stack of agreements covering everything from defense to artificial intelligence. The two leaders acknowledged the "growing uncertainty" in global geopolitics and pledged to stand together on
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Quezon City 4th District Rep. Jesus Manuel Suntay is in hot water after making remarks about actress Anne Curtis during a House Committee on Justice hearing — remarks so controversial that the committee voted to strike them from the official record. Now, right in the middle of Women's Month,
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The House of Representatives Committee on Justice just dropped a major move in the Sara Duterte impeachment saga — voting overwhelmingly to declare two impeachment complaints against the Vice President as sufficient in substance. The vote was a lopsided 54-1 on both complaints, signaling strong congressional momentum toward formal proceedings. The
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Vice President Sara Duterte isn't taking the accusations lying down. On Wednesday, she marched into the Taguig City Prosecutor's Office and filed a perjury complaint against Ramil Madriaga, the man who claims to be her former aide and who alleged that her 2022 presidential campaign was
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After nearly four decades of constitutional mandate, the House Committee on Suffrage and Electoral Reforms finally approved an anti-political dynasty bill on Tuesday. But here's the catch — opposition lawmakers immediately pulled their support, calling the approved version a pale shadow of the original measure authored by Speaker Faustino
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The Philippines and South Korea just leveled up their relationship big time. On Tuesday, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and visiting South Korean President Lee Jae Myung signed 10 bilateral agreements covering everything from defense procurement and veterans affairs to digital innovation and even Korean language training in public schools. The