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Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte stated her camp will avail all legal remedies amid the grave threats case against her, as a prosecutor noted her distrust in courts could lead to disciplinary action.
Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. stated that while it's too early to make definitive plans, he is keeping his options open regarding a potential 2028 presidential bid. He indicated a willingness to explore opportunities to contribute to the country after his current term concludes.
Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla refuted Vice President Sara Duterte's claim that he was seeking 'drama' regarding her arrest warrant, stating he was 'just stating the facts.' The exchange highlights differing views on the handling of the VP's arrest order.
The Philippines' Department of Finance is ready to propose a full suspension of excise taxes on LPG and kerosene to the President if Dubai crude oil prices breach a certain threshold, aiming to alleviate fuel cost burdens for citizens.
Local fuel prices in the Philippines are expected to increase by up to P5 per liter starting September 15. Escalating Middle East tensions are driving up crude oil costs, raising concerns about the impact on household budgets.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed an executive order establishing the Education Philippines (EduPhil) Program to promote the country as a destination for international higher education, research, and training. The program aims to streamline student entry and enhance the global competitiveness of Philippine educational institutions through a whole-of-government approach.
Vice President Sara Duterte countered Interior and Local Government Secretary Benhur Abalos's claim that she orchestrated a 'drama' to be arrested, stating that the actual drama was the arrest of then-House Speaker Martin Romualdez. Romualdez was apprehended on massive corruption charges.
Manila Electric Company (Meralco) announced a slight decrease in electricity rates for September. However, rising fuel costs and a weaker peso are increasing generation expenses, limiting savings for households.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte stated she has not yet received a formal document summoning her to testify as a witness before the impeachment court, despite prosecutors' intention to call her.
Power supply in the Philippines' Visayas and Mindanao grids is strained due to coal power plant outages, triggering red and yellow alerts. This raises the possibility of rotational brownouts, necessitating careful consumption management.
Airfares in the Philippines are set to increase in the latter half of September due to a higher passenger fuel surcharge, a move designed to address fluctuating jet fuel prices.
Mynt Inc., the parent company of Philippine mobile wallet GCash, is set to list on the Philippine Stock Exchange on October 20. This offers its 40 million users the opportunity to become investors in the company behind the service they use daily.
The camp of Vice President Sara Duterte has slammed the dismissal of a perjury complaint against Ramil Madriaga as a "political decision." Duterte's camp insists the evidence was sufficient and suggests the administration is protecting false testimony that could have been a basis for impeaching the vice president.
Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. stated that intelligence gathering is ongoing amid fears that China might influence the 2028 elections and promote candidates serving its interests. He cited the case of former Bamban Mayor Alice Guo as an example, emphasizing that public judgment is the best defense.
Local residents and community leaders in Cotabato City are optimistic about peaceful and orderly Bangsamoro regional parliamentary polls on September 14. City officials have pledged cooperation with the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to ensure safe and credible elections.
A circulating image purported to be a mugshot of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte, following the issuance of an arrest warrant, has been identified as likely AI-generated. Duterte voluntarily appeared in court and posted bail, avoiding physical arrest and the taking of an official mugshot.
The Philippine Peso depreciated to P62.680 against the US dollar, marking a nearly two-year low. This currency fluctuation is expected to impact the entire Philippine economy, potentially affecting imported inflation and the value of remittances from overseas workers.
Four former bodyguards of ex-lawmaker Zaldy Co were arrested and issued warrants for cyberlibel but posted bail the same day. This is part of ongoing cases involving the group, known as 'maleta boys,' who claimed to make cash deliveries for Co and other personalities.
The Philippine Senate impeachment court will make a final decision on September 23 regarding the number of votes required to convict Vice President Sara Duterte. Presiding Officer Senator Francis Escudero has stated he will not vote, as his prior ruling on the threshold is considered his vote. With four senators currently unable to participate, the interpretation of the required voting threshold is the central issue.
The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs has demanded an immediate halt to China's illegal occupation and activities in Mischief Reef and Subi Reef in the South China Sea, following an incident where flares were fired at a Philippine Coast Guard aircraft during a routine mission.
The Sandiganbayan, the Philippines' anti-graft court, has ordered the transfer of former House Speaker Martin Romualdez from a private hospital to a public one amid plunder charges, aiming for an independent verification of his medical condition.
The Sandiganbayan, the Philippines' anti-graft court, has acquitted two former police generals and a colonel of graft charges related to the illegal issuance of rifle licenses in 2011-2012. The court cited insufficient evidence and doubts regarding the authenticity of key documents and the defendants' direct involvement.
The arraignment of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte on charges of grave threats has been deferred by the court. Her legal team is questioning the court's jurisdiction and has also filed a motion with the Supreme Court.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte appeared in court for her arraignment on grave threats charges, stemming from alleged remarks about tapping someone to kill President Marcos Jr. if she were killed. The case marks a significant legal and political development.
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) forecasts thunderstorms across much of the country in the next 24 hours, driven by a low pressure area (LPA) and the southwest monsoon, increasing the risk of floods and landslides.
The Philippine peso hit a fresh record low for the 24th time this year, driven by rising global oil prices and geopolitical concerns in the Middle East. This raises concerns about accelerating inflation due to higher import costs and capital outflows from the stock market.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has declared September 12, 2026, as a Day of National Mourning to honor National Artist for Literature Resil Mojares. The proclamation recognizes his significant contributions to regional literature, history, and the formation of Cebuano and national identity.
Two residents from Sibuyan town in Romblon are among those missing following a ferry fire off the coast of Palawan. Search and rescue operations are ongoing as authorities investigate the incident.
The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs reiterated its call for China to immediately cease illegal occupation and activities in Mischief Reef and Subi Reef (Panganiban and Zamora Reefs) in the West Philippine Sea and abide by the 2016 Arbitral Award. China claims "jurisdiction" over these reefs.
A college student in Lipa City, Batangas, was arrested for staging his own kidnapping to obtain ransom money for his online gambling and loan debts. Police revealed the student demanded P300,000 from his family to settle his financial obligations.
The latest Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) results reveal a significant gap in science performance between socio-economically advantaged and disadvantaged Filipino students, a trend persisting since 2018 and underscoring educational inequalities within the country.
The Supreme Court (SC) has dismissed an administrative complaint against seven associate justices of the Court of Appeals (CA) for alleged gross ignorance of the law. The complaint stemmed from the issuance of a temporary restraining order (TRO) against a preventive suspension order involving eight members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Antique.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte is set to appear in court today for arraignment on three counts of grave threats. Supporters gathered outside the Quezon City Regional Trial Court to show solidarity, with the case stemming from remarks made in November last year.
For Filipinos planning permanent migration, Metrobank recommends five crucial financial steps before departure: reviewing one's financial standing, securing relocation and emergency funds, managing existing financial obligations, initiating retirement planning, and maintaining Philippine-based assets.
Manila Electric Company (Meralco) announced a slight decrease in September electricity rates, down P0.0409 per kilowatt-hour (kWh), marking the second consecutive monthly reduction. This drop is primarily attributed to lower ancillary service charges, though increased generation costs present a counteracting factor.
A ferry fire off the coast of Palawan, Philippines, has left over 80 people missing, with 43 rescued out of 117 passengers and crew. Firefighting efforts are underway, but the cause remains unclear. The incident highlights ongoing maritime safety concerns in the archipelago.