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MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte continued her broadsides yesterday against her erstwhile allies, declaring that “leaders should not be motivated by cash, cocaine or champagne… And most certainly, leaders should not be made to hold champagne glasses.”
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has personally thanked visiting members of the US Congress for Washington’s $500-million military aid to the Philippines, citing the importance of “strong” backing from a powerful ally in confronting “new challenges.”
MANILA, Philippines — A federal grand jury in the United States has indicted former Commission on Elections (Comelec) chairman Andres Bautista and three officials of vote counting machine provider Smartmatic for alleged bribery and money laundering in relation to the 2016 elections in the Philippines.
A Philippine court has reversed a ruling against the independent news website Rappler and called for the company’s business license to be restored, the company said on Friday, in a rare victory for the free press in Southeast Asia.
MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte on Friday doubled down on her criticism of the Marcos administration's lack of a flood control masterplan, this time claiming that the national government may be refusing to fund flood control projects in Davao City because "the mayor is a Duterte."
REHOBOTH BEACH, United States — Kamala Harris and Joe Biden will next week make their first joint campaign trip since the US president's shock decision to drop out of the 2024 White House race against Donald Trump.
MANILA, Philippines — Trading barbs again with public officials, Vice President Sara Duterte on Friday said "leaders should not be motivated by cash, cocaine or champagne" in a new statement criticizing the Marcos administration's budget for flood control projects.
MANILA, Philippines — The head of the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency on Thursday refuted Sen. Ronald dela Rosa's claim that he and some lawmakers had attempted to convince police officers to implicate him and former President Rodrigo Duterte in the International Criminal Court.