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GlobalFact 2026: Truth carries on as fact-checkers worldwide endure
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By Valerie Joyce Nuval
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Jun 25, 2026
In a time of increasing global pressures, the fight for truth must endure. Fact-checkers from different parts of the globe gathered in the historic capital city of Vilnius, Lithuania for the annual Global Fact-checking Summit to reaffirm this commitment.
Filipino women in provinces turn to livestreaming and microdrama apps for extra cash
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By VALERIE NUVAL, JOHN RANIEL DOCOT
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Jun 22, 2026
Housewives in the provinces have been lured to earn extra cash through livestreaming and microdrama platforms. But is it worth the risk?
Quo Vadis Scarborough Shoal?
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By Jose Antonio Custodio
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Jun 20, 2026
International opinion supporting Philippine position will not force China to give back Scarborough Shoal to the Philippines. The Philippines has to initiate that. Does the Philippines then have the will to carry out an operation to liberate Bajo de Masinloc/Scarborough Shoal from Chinese control?
Why the Ateneo failed the nation’s judgment
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By Antonio J. Montalvan II
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Jun 18, 2026
Expect the Ateneo de Manila itself to die from this disaster, its lux-in-domino luster to lose its brilliance for some years to come. And that is because in the eyes of the Filipino people it has shown the opposite of its conscience and compassion to be in solidarity with the marginalized.
Escudero to preside over Sara’s impeachment trial
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By Ellen Tordesillas
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Jun 7, 2026
Sen. Francis “Chiz” Escudero, whose defection from the Cayetano bloc broke the impasse in the Senate leadership struggle in favor of the Gatchalian-led group, will preside over the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, which is set to begin on July 6, a highly reliable source said.The source stressed Escudero will not be Senate president
FACT CHECK: Jonvic Remulla did NOT order 225K Manila police to Mindanao for Bato manhunt
DILG Sec. Jonvic Remulla did not order the deployment of 225K Manila l policemen to Mindanao for the manhunt of Sen. Bato Dela Rosa. The figure is the PNP's total nationwide strength, and only a small select team is handling the operation.
ICC: Courtroom, not media, is proper forum for Duterte case
The British judge reminded all lawyers involved in the proceedings to exercise caution when discussing the case or court rulings with the media.
China’s hostility strengthens Japan-PH relations
In its reckless manner of bullying countries in East Asia and Southeast Asia, China has managed to make two nations become close military partners despite having been adversaries during the Second World War.
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