FACT CHECK: ‘Storm’ video shows China clips, NOT Manila
Amid the onslaught of Crising and the Habagat, a video allegedly shows the effects of the storm in Manila. But this was actually taken in China.
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FACT CHECK: Report saying Duterte behind Ninoy Aquino’s death a SATIRE
Netizens have been fooled by a satirical post saying former president Rodrigo Duterte was the mastermind behind Ninoy Aquino's killing.
FACT CHECK: The ICC has NOT issued warrant of arrest for ‘Bato’ Dela Rosa
A YouTube video claims that the ICC has issued a warrant of arrest for Sen. Bato Dela Rosa. This is false.
FACT CHECK: Video of Trump urging Filipinos to fight against corrupt politicians AI-manipulated
A video of US President Trump "encouraging" Filipinos to stand up against corrupt politicians is circulating online. It was made with AI.
Almost non-stop downpour by ‘Crising’ turns parts of Metro Manila into murky rivers
The almost one week downpour turned many parts of Metro Manila into murky rivers forcing the suspension of classes and government offices.
FACT CHECK: NO ICC order to arrest Cayetano
A YouTube video claims that the ICC has arraigned and ordered the imprisonment of Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano. Not true.
FACT CHECK: Video of softdrinks’ effect on kids INACCURATE, AI-GENERATED
The digestive process presented in the reel is inaccurate. The original publisher included a disclaimer that the content was created using AI.
SONA 2024 PROMISE TRACKER: Agriculture
Three years after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vowed to enhance the country’s food security, seven of his agriculture-related promises are still in progress, five have been fulfilled and three priority legislations were stuck in limbo.
SONA 2024 PROMISE TRACKER: Labor
Benefits for government workers were at the forefront of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s labor-related promises during his third State of the Nation Address last year. But midway through its term, the administration still lags in addressing joblessness in the country.
SONA 2024 PROMISE TRACKER: Infrastructure
Midway through his term, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. remains committed to delivering infrastructure projects “with a heart for people’s comfort, security, and progress.” However, the same challenges continue to hound his administration’s pursuit of “building better more.”
