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MANILA, Philippines — Amid rumors of a House leadership change for allegedly using the ayuda cash subsidy to push the people’s initiative signature drive, the ruling Lakas-CMD majority bloc issued a manifesto in support of Speaker Martin Romualdez.
MANILA, Philippines — All flights to and from Haneda airport returned to normal at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) yesterday following the collision involving Japan Airlines flight 516 and a departing Japanese Coast Guard plane at the Tokyo airport.
MANILA, Philippines — All presidents in the post-Marcos Sr. era managed to reduce the country’s poverty level, with the country surviving both the 1997 Asian financial crisis and the 2008 global meltdown, but not the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.
MANILA, Philippines — Senior Undersecretary Domingo Panganiban has opted to retire from government service, more than a year after he returned to the Department of Agriculture (DA) and more than a month after President Marcos appointed Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. as secretary of agriculture.
It might have been a scene straight out of the gripping HBO series Succession because it was about the retirement of a media empire’s big boss and the announcement of his successor. But the comparison ended there; there was neither a cunning plot to steal the throne or a dark denouement as what happened to the Roy family in the television series.
MANILA, Philippines — Amid talk of cracks in the ruling coalition, Speaker Martin Romualdez has urged members of the dominant Lakas-CMD political party in the House of Representatives to continue supporting the Marcos administration.
MANILA, Philippines — Cybercrime-related incidents in the country increased by 400 percent compared to the same period last year, the Department of Justice (DOJ) reported yesterday.