This is not the first time that Badoy baselessly red-tagged a news outlet just doing its job.

The Supreme Court is looking into other options for its purchase of COVID-19 vaccines for officials and employees of the Judiciary following reported unavailability of AstraZeneca doses.

"This is unconstitutional because they run contrary to the constitutional presumption of innocence," Rep. Bong Suntay (Quezon City 4th District) said at the House plenary session on Tuesday night. 

Active cases accounted for 35,056 or 6% of the total. Of these, 94.8% are mild and asymptomatic cases.

Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III said that he is set to issue an order prohibiting making COVID-19 vaccinations a requirement for returning to work.

The application of Southmed Pharma, which seeks to be Sinopharm's distributor in the Philippines, lacked documents such as clinical trial results and certificate of good manufacturing practice, FDA Director General Eric Domingo said.

Initial doses of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccines will finally arrive on Thursday, March 4, a few days after the missed arrival date that the administration announced over the weekend.

Law enforcers and the military are not helpless against terrorists without the reviled Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020, petitioner Neri Colmenares, a former lawmaker and known rights lawyer, told the Supreme Court.

The Sandiganbayan overturned the graft conviction of Deputy Speaker Prospero Pichay (Surigao del Sur) and two others over the sponsorship of a chess tournament named after him when he was Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) chair in 2010.

DepEd is dropping the idea of a two-week summer break, a move that came under fire from students and teachers already grappling with challenges under distance learning.