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The Marcos administration is prepared to justify President Marcos’ decision to sign into law the measure postponing the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections (BSKE) originally slated for next month, to 2028, Malacañang said yesterday.

The Anti-Money Laundering Council has secured another court order freezing more than 100 financial accounts and other assets linked to a lawmaker and several individuals and entities allegedly involved in corruption, plunder and flood control project anom…

A Chinese research vessel retreated from the waters of Itbayat, Batanes yesterday after “sustained pressure” from the Philippine Coast Guard.

The government has allocated more than P46 billion this year to respond to the impact of “Super El Niño,” Malacañang said yesterday, as it urged the public not to panic because efforts are underway to help sectors hit by the weather phenomenon.

The Department of Justice is “almost ready to file the petition” on the request of the United States government to send embattled pastor Apollo Quiboloy who is facing multiple charges of trafficking and cash smuggling.

The properties mentioned by the prosecution witnesses before the Senate impeachment court yesterday were included in the statement of assets, liabilities and net worth (SALN) of Vice President Sara Duterte, according to the defense team.

The Supreme Court dismissed two petitions challenging the Senate’s decision to convene on June 3 with just a quorum of 12 members – a session that ousted Sen.

The prosecution camp of the House of Representatives has decided to forgo its plan to let former senator Antonio Trillanes IV take the witness stand in the ongoing impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte.

Silence and turning a blind eye in the face of graft and corruption in the judiciary may harm society’s most vulnerable populations, acting Chief Justice Marvic Leonen said.

Dasmariñas police denied social media claims of a mass shooting at De La Salle University-Dasmariñas,

Malacañang urged Filipinos to conserve rather than hoard water as the government prepares for an intensified El Niño.

DOJ enters stage of final review before seeking Quiboloy extradition.

Nineteen transport network companies have been summoned after allegedly refusing to comply with the mandated fare increase for transport network vehicle service (TNVS).

The impeachment court on Thursday, October 1, lost most of what was slated to be a pivotal stretch of testimony.

Mary Jane Veloso urged her recruiters to publicly admit that she had no part in the drug-smuggling crime that led to her nearly 15-year detention in Indonesia.

The "non-punishment principle" for victims of human trafficking has been applied to Mary Joy Veloso.

Patrick Garcia’s remarks raise a legal question.

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