"Facebook has to explain its actions in removing the posts of several officials and government agencies," Revilla said.

"We have not seen this in any government," an anti-corruption commission official said at the launch of the program.

Laban ng Masa vice presidential candidate Walden Bello said the Comelec should continue with the initially planned debates “whatever it takes.”

In a statement Tuesday, the DOH said it is looking into reports that a hospital in Metro Manila administered boosters to medical workers and senior citizens who are not immunocompromised.

The Supreme Court has dismissed the appeals filed by petitioners to reverse its ruling on their pleas against the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020, which they warned would have long-lasting effects on civil liberties in the Philippines.

Congress has oversight powers on the implementation of laws like the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act. It may also hold hearings in aid of legislation.

The progressive Makabayan coalition bared a full 12-person lineup of senatorial candidates it is supporting in the elections as its partners for “real patriotic change.”

The group of Ilocanos who had earlier filed a petition seeking to disqualify Marcos yesterday filed their partial motion for reconsideration before the Commission on Elections that earlier dismissed the group’s petition.

Presidential aspirant former senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. is confident that he and his running mate, Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio can unite the country should they win in the May 9 elections.

Former national police chief Gen. Guillermo Lorenzo Eleazar is eyeing an increase in the pension of indigent senior citizens should he win in the coming senatorial race.