No change despite ‘Bagong Pilipinas’ rebranding – human rights groups
The Marcos administration's efforts to rebrand to "Bagong Pilipinas" will be futile unless human rights issues are addressed, according to an alliance of human rights advocates.
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FACT CHECK: Sen. Robinhood Padilla flip flops on political dynasties
Less than a month after saying that having three Dutertes in the 2025 senatorial race is “good news,” Sen. Robinhood Padilla filed a bill prohibiting political dynasties.
FACT CHECK: Marcos iginiit ang kanyang nakapanliligaw na ‘bloodless’ drug war
Nakapanliligaw ang sinabi ni Marcos na ang digmaan sa droga ng kanyang administrasyon ay nanatiling "bloodless."
FACT CHECK: Marcos touts MISLEADING ‘bloodless’ drug war claim
President Ferdinand Marcos misleads with the claim that his administration’s drug war has remained “bloodless.”
PH, China agree, disagree over breakthrough agreement
Hours before the President's SONA declaration, Filipino and Chinese diplomats simultaneously announced the arrangement they agreed on for the rotation and resupply (RORE) to the Philippine Marines stationed at BRP Sierra Made on Ayungin Shoal (international name: Second Thomas Shoal and Chinese name: Ren’ai Jiao).
Has Bagong Pilipinas really taken off?
When the president enumerates his legislative agenda in today’s SONA, he should also report on how laws passed since 2022 are being carried out, if they are implemented at all.
The rock that freed Reed Bank from dispute
It seemed like a simple question: "Is Itu Aba a rock or an island?"
FACT CHECK: Pahayag ni Dela Rosa na hindi kailangan ang ICC probe dahil nahatulan ang mga may salang pulis KAILANGAN NG KONTEKSTO
Hindi ito ang unang pagkakataon na kinuwestiyon ni Dela Rosa ang pagkakasangkot ng ICC sa paghahangad ng hustisya ng mga biktima.
FACT CHECK: DepEd kumambyo sa pagbabalik sa lumang school calendar
Umatras ang DepEd sa paninindigan nito noong Abril na hindi kaagad maibabalik sa lumang academic calendar ang mga pampublikong paaralan.
FACT CHECK: DepEd flip-flops on return to old school calendar
The DepEd has backtracked on its stand in April that public schools cannot immediately revert to the old academic calendar.
