Rain or Shine's Caracut cops PBA Player of the Week plum
MANILA, Philippines – Andre Caracut feels right at home now with Rain or Shine.
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Jo Koy 'feels bad, hurt' over Golden Globes 2024 hosting criticisms
MANILA, Philippines — Filipino-American comedian Jo Koy has responded to criticism of his hosting of the 2024 Golden Globes, which many viewers found to be flat and unfunny at times.
Press Release - Imee: Is power transmission in MIF's mandate too?
Senator Imee Marcos remains unconvinced that investing part of the Maharlika Fund in the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) was the right way to solve power transmission problems nationwide.
Press Release - Robin: NTC's 30-Day Suspension on SMNI 'Baseless' and Damaging
Not just baseless, but also damaging. This was how Sen. Robinhood "Robin" C. Padilla described the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC)'s 30-day suspension order on Sonshine Media Network International (SMNI).
Press Release - Statement of Senator Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada on P100 per signature petition for Charter change
It is unethical and illegal to solicit signatures of constituents to petition for Charter change moves in exchange for P100, in the guise of supposed people's initiative. This practice clearly violates our laws and undermines the democratic process.
Marcos signs ease of paying taxes law
(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed into law a measure that modernizes the tax administration process and strengthens taxpayer rights, Malacañang said on Sunday.
Retired general charged for spreading false info
PNP CHIEF Gen. Benjamin Acorda Jr yesterday filed charges against a retired Army general who said on social media that military and police generals were convincing President Marcos Jr to resign.
Watchdog raises alarm over PNP clampdown on 'fake news' vloggers
MANILA, Philippines — Moves by the Philippine National Police to punish online content creators allegedly spreading disinformation to "destabilize" the Marcos administration should be viewed with caution due to the police's history of interfering with free speech, according to media watchdog Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR).