Sara Duterte urged to attend hearing as unrebutted evidence may affect impeachment outcome.

Another batch of Filipinos has arrived from Israel, as the government continues repatriation efforts.

Economist warns of second-round price effects.

Marcos visits a major food distribution hub in Laguna.

Sen. Bong Go is pushing for expanded access to education in geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas following the approval on third and final reading of Senate Bill 1937 or the GIDA Schools Act.

A newly formed Senate ad hoc committee on Middle East crisis response is set to hold its first hearing on Tuesday, its chairman Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian said yesterday.

Filipinos will need to change their lifestyles if global oil prices go up to $200 per barrel, Energy Secretary Sharon Garin said, as the idea no longer seemed far-fetched three weeks into the Middle East war.

The Philippine Coast Guard has distanced itself from a supposed maritime cooperation with China, including on joint patrols in the West Philippine Sea, as announced by the Chinese ambassador.

President Marcos called on Filipinos yesterday to display solidarity and compassion and emphasized the importance of faithfulness to one’s duty as Muslims observed Eid’l Fitr, the end of the holy month of Ramadan.

No vote buying or bribery influenced the votes of the members of the House committee on justice in the impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte, panel chairman Batangas Rep. Gerville Luistro said yesterday.