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The House prosecution team in the Philippines' impeachment proceedings argued that reducing the required 16 votes for a conviction is a fair move, given that at least four senator-judges are unable to participate in the trial.
Fuel retailers in the Philippines are set to implement substantial price hikes for gasoline and diesel next week, driven by renewed hostilities in the Middle East. The increases are expected to impact consumers and the broader economy.
The issuance of an arrest warrant for Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte indicates "probable cause" in grave threat cases filed against her, according to a congressman. This was stated by Lanao Del Sur Rep. Zia Alonto Adiong, a spokesperson for the House impeachment prosecution panel.
The Office of the President has declared special non-working days in six areas across the Philippines for September. These proclamations are to commemorate local festivals and founding anniversaries, potentially impacting local economies and providing respite for citizens.
Philippine inflation eased to 6.1% in August from 6.2% in July, driven by slower increases in food, housing, and utility costs. The rate remains above the central bank's target but within its projected range.
The Philippine Coast Guard has issued a warning to vessels to exercise extreme caution after 46 containers fell overboard from a cargo ship off Calatagan, Batangas. Rough weather is suspected as the cause, raising concerns about maritime safety.
Nine houses along the Pita River in Dinalupihan, Bataan, were swept away by strong floodwaters on Thursday. Hundreds of residents living near the river were evacuated, and it remains unclear if anyone was inside the homes at the time of the incident.
Numerous ferry trips across the Philippines were canceled on the morning of September 4 due to the southwest monsoon (habagat). The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) reported the cancellations, confirmed by various port management offices, impacting transportation and logistics.
A Philippine court has issued an arrest warrant for Vice President Sara Duterte in connection with charges of 'grave threats' against President Marcos and others. Bail was set at 120,000 pesos per count. Duterte denies the allegations.
Quezon City Regional Trial Court has issued a warrant of arrest for Vice President Sara Duterte on three counts of grave threats, stemming from remarks allegedly suggesting the hiring of an individual to kill President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and others.
GCash's parent company, Mynt, is preparing for what could be the largest IPO in Philippine history, aiming to raise up to P92.3 billion. The company targets an October 20 listing on the Philippine Stock Exchange, having secured initial regulatory clearance.
A Quezon City court has issued an arrest warrant for Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio on charges of grave threats against President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., rejecting her motion to block the warrant and proceeding to trial.
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) has issued a red rainfall warning for parts of Zambales and Bataan due to the southwest monsoon, signaling the most severe alert level and requiring utmost caution.
The Philippine Department of Justice stated it respects the Quezon City court's decision to issue an arrest warrant against Vice President Sara Duterte, who faces charges of grave threats against the President and First Lady.
An arrest warrant has been issued against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte for grave threats charges. A court found probable cause, but Duterte's camp intends to pursue legal remedies. The timing of the warrant has drawn attention amid ongoing impeachment proceedings.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed a new law in Manila, Philippines, prioritizing the country's poorest college and vocational students for government subsidies. This amendment aims to address past data showing aid increasingly benefiting wealthier applicants, striving for fairer educational opportunities.
Philippine Senator Raffy Tulfo accused the Department of Health (DOH) of deliberately purchasing near-expiry medicines from favored suppliers for kickbacks, leading to billions of pesos worth of drugs expiring in government warehouses.
The acting chief of the Philippines' Food and Drug Administration (FDA) faced tough questioning from a senator regarding his appointment and alleged irregularities in his rise, linked to his predecessor. The senator pointed out that the acting chief was appointed over more experienced personnel.
Labor groups are urging the Philippine government to provide immediate assistance to approximately 900 Filipino workers displaced after three steel plants in Luzon and Mindanao were shut down due to alleged safety, labor, and regulatory violations.
False claims that Marikina City's flood control efforts were 'recycling floodwater' have gone viral on social media. Authorities have refuted these claims, explaining that the operation involved removing mud and debris. The spread of misinformation amid recent heavy rains has raised concerns about potential political motives.
Vice President Sara Duterte faces an arrest warrant for grave threats against the President, First Lady, and Speaker. Her legal team has stated they will pursue all available legal remedies.
Parts of the Northern Luzon Expressway (NLEx) in San Simon, Pampanga, Philippines, remain flooded as of Friday, September 4. NLEx Corporation reported water build-up on all northbound and southbound lanes.
Senator Ping Lacson introduced a new word, 'Pecksniffian,' to describe a colleague, implying hypocrisy and self-service amid allegations of corruption in Taguig City's flood control projects and a heated exchange with Senator Alan Peter Cayetano.
An arrest warrant has been issued against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte for grave threats. Her legal team has confirmed receipt of the warrant and intends to post bail immediately, emphasizing her commitment to legal processes.
Malacañang stated it respects the court's decision to issue an arrest warrant against Vice President Sara Duterte over grave threats charges. Duterte's legal team plans to pursue all legal remedies.
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) forecasts heavy rains in parts of Luzon until Sunday, September 6, due to the southwest monsoon. Localized thunderstorms are also possible.
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) announced that the southwest monsoon, locally known as habagat, will bring rains to parts of Luzon on Friday. Intermittent and heavy rainfall is expected, requiring caution.
A tropical depression east of Luzon is unlikely to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR), according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa). The system is expected to further intensify but is not forecast to directly impact the country.
A Quezon City court has issued an arrest warrant for Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte in connection with a grave threats case stemming from alleged assassination remarks. While the offense is bailable, the warrant reignites debates over the VP's legal standing and immunity.
The Police Regional Office in Mimaropa, Philippines, is bolstering its capability to detect and address early warning signs of radicalization and violence among the youth through a seminar-workshop on Nihilistic Violent Extremism (NVE).
DHI is set to transform into a leading Philippine mining entity through its proposed merger with Indophil and Sonar, owners of the Tampakan copper-gold project. This consolidation could position the company with a production scale surpassing major domestic miners.
A Quezon City court has issued an arrest warrant against Vice President Sara Duterte in connection with a grave threats case. Duterte's lawyer stated she will comply with legal procedures.
A critically endangered bird, considered one of Mindoro's rarest species, has been photographed for the first time in nearly two decades, offering renewed hope for its survival.
Malacañang announced that Davao City and its barangays will receive approximately P52.80 billion in National Tax Allotment (NTA) and an additional P314.48 million from other General Appropriations Act (GAA) releases from 2022 to 2026, totaling about P53.11 billion. This was presented in response to claims of insufficient government funding for the city.
The Philippines' Justice Secretary welcomed the Ombudsman's call for a review of the judiciary, expressing hope for systemic improvements. This move follows court reversals of Ombudsman and DOJ decisions, signaling a push for reform across the legal fraternity.
The prosecution in the impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has dropped three individuals, including a former intelligence agent and two security officers, from its witness lineup, potentially expediting the proceedings.