FACT CHECK: Vic Rodriguez video supporting VP Sara’s impeachment FALSE
Netizens resurfaced an out-of-context video of former executive secretary Vic Rodriguez supposedly calling Sara Duterte's impeachment.
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FACT CHECK: HINDI ikukulong ulit si de Lima
Kumakalat sa Facebook ang isang pinutol na news report mula sa GMA News' Saksi na sinasabi umano na pinababalik ng korte sa kulungan si ML Partylist Rep. Leila De Lima.
FACT CHECK: Marcos NOT ‘original author’ of free college tuition law
Several videos claiming that President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos is the "original author" or the one behind the Free College Tuition Law are circulating online. This is false.
FACT SHEET: From Manila to The Hague and back to Davao: Can Duterte swing it?
With former president Rodrigo Duterte detained in ICC custody, legal uncertainties rose amid unprecedented conditions when he was elected mayor of Davao City in the May 12 midterm elections.
FACT CHECK: Trillanes NOT appointed as new DILG secretary
Posts on Facebook and Threads falsely claimed that former Sen. Antonio "Sonny" Trillanes IV will be appointed as the new DILG secretary.
FACT CHECK: Barangay and SK polls NOT moved to October 2027
A Facebook reel claimed that the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections this December were moved to October 2027. This is misleading.
FACT CHECK: The ICC prosecutor DOES have witnesses on Duterte drug war case
The ICC prosecutor has been working with witnesses in its investigation into Rodrigo Duterte's drug war, contrary to the claim of a pro-Duterte vlogger.
FACT CHECK: DepEd did NOT abolish Kinder, Grade 11
A graphic circulating on Facebook claims the DepEd will no longer accept kindergarten and Grade 11 students. This is fake.
FACT CHECK: NO BASIS for Duterte’s possible return to PH on May 31
Claims that former president Rodrigo Duterte might return to the Philippines on May 31, the birthday of his daughter, Vice President Sara Duterte, have no basis.
FACT CHECK: Leila De Lima is NOT going back to jail
A truncated news clip is circulating on Facebook, claiming falsely that the Court of Appeals has ordered Leila De Lima to return to jail. This is misleading.
