The House of Representatives on Tuesday effectively killed the first impeachment bid against President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr., adopting a justice committee resolution that dismissed the complaints for being insufficient in sub...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. certified as urgent the abolition of the travel tax, as well as several other bills, the Palace announced on Tuesday, February 10.   

Palestine's ambassador to the Philippines is calling on Manila to impose sanctions — including possible trade boycotts — against Israel after it recently gave itself more power to tighten control over the West Bank.

Jose de Venecia Jr., the first lawmaker to serve five separate terms as House speaker, died at 89 on Tuesday, February 10, his wife, Rep. Gina de Venecia (Pangasinan, 4th District), announced.

The Senate Blue Ribbon Committee is set to recommend a preliminary investigation—not charges—against senators tagged in the flood control mess, according to Senate President Pro Tempore Ping Lacson on Tuesday, February 10.

In its ruling in the case of Josef vs Ursua, promulgated on February 5, the high court pointed out that the judiciary cannot resolve all policy concerns regarding same-sex rights, urging Congress to address the legal invisibility of homosexual relati...

With the 2028 national elections approaching, Rep. Leila de Lima (ML Party-list) said she remains optimistic that former vice president and Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo will run for president, calling her the "most winnable candidate."

Actress Nadine Lustre and animal welfare advocates joined Rep. Leila de Lima (ML Party-list) on Tuesday, February 10, in filing two bills at the House of Representatives seeking to strengthen animal welfare laws and establish a plant-based health adv...

The Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples may be considered co-owners of property acquired during cohabitation.

Much of the heated plenary debate on the Senate resolution against the Chinese Embassy’s statements targeting Philippine officials did not focus so much on the controversial remarks made by Beijing’s representatives, but on a Philippine C...