Duterte vs. Pinklawan Bloc: Who Serves Filipinos?
A deep dive into the legislative divide between the Duterte and Pinklawan blocs. Discover their priorities and who truly pushes for national welfare. Read the full analysis now.
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Ja Morant's Return Powers Grizzlies Win in London Game
Ja Morant returns from injury with 24 points & 13 assists as Memphis Grizzlies defeat Orlando Magic 126-109 in London. The NBA game was briefly interrupted by a political protest during the US anthem. Read the full story.
Philippines Needs Youth Leaders Beyond Political Dynasties
A deaconess calls for new young leaders based on service, not surnames. Learn why system change and historical courage are key to the Philippines' future.
Senate 'Meow Meow' Feud Erupts Over Looks, Authenticity
A political word war escalates in the Philippine Senate as senators trade barbs over 'meow meow' theatrics, cosmetic enhancements, and authenticity. Read the full story.
Court Acquits Ex-Rep Arnie Teves Jr. in 2019 Murder Case
A Manila court acquitted former Negros Oriental Rep. Arnie Teves Jr. in a 2019 murder case due to insufficient evidence. Read the full details of the ruling and its implications.
Poet, Activist Amanda Echanis Acquitted After 5 Years
Human rights defender Amanda Echanis is freed after 5 years of detention on trumped-up charges. Her case highlights the systematic targeting of activists in the Philippines. #HumanRights #Philippines
SC Halts Impeachment, Demands Due Process
The Philippine Supreme Court issues a landmark ruling on impeachment, demanding strict due process. This decision reshapes the political landscape and tests institutional integrity. Read the full analysis.
Cebu's Traffic Crisis: A Call for Political Will
Cebu City's worsening traffic, highlighted during the Sinulog, stems from car overload and failed public transport projects like BRT and LRT. Learn why political will, as seen in Seoul, is the missing key.
UniTeam's Unraveling: Popcorn Politics in the Philippines
Political analyst Herman Lagon predicts the UniTeam coalition's unraveling, using 'popcorn, please' as a metaphor for public cynicism. As 2028 nears, will Filipinos remain spectators or demand accountability?
Why Filipino Politicians Get Rich: A Corrupt System?
Examining Harry S. Truman's famous quote on politics and wealth through the lens of the Philippine system. Are most politicians crooks? Explore the deep-rooted issues.
Cebu Waste Crisis Deepens After Binaliw Landslide
The deadly Binaliw landfill collapse triggers a Metro Cebu waste crisis. Cebu, Mandaue, and Lapu-Lapu cities face disposal chaos as communities resist. Read the latest updates.
Army Colonel Withdraws Support for President Marcos
AFP Colonel Audie Mongao withdraws personal support for President Bongbong Marcos, is relieved of command, then voluntarily returns to military control for investigation. Details inside.
Venezuela Honors 100 Victims, Condemns US Military Attack
Venezuela's National Assembly approved a resolution honoring 100 people killed in a US military strike. Lawmakers condemned the attack and called for the release of President Maduro. Read the latest on this international crisis.
Maduro Pleads Not Guilty in US Court After Capture
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro denies all US charges in New York court, calling his capture a 'kidnapping'. Protests erupt globally against the US military operation. Read the latest.
PNP Monitors US Embassy After Venezuela Military Op
Philippine police are monitoring the US Embassy and other critical areas in Manila for potential protests following the US military operation in Venezuela. Acting PNP chief assures readiness.
PNP Monitors US Embassy for Venezuela Protest Threats
Philippine police are on standby at the US Embassy in Manila and other critical sites, anticipating protests against recent US military actions in Venezuela. Acting PNP chief Nartatez assures public safety is the top priority. Read the latest updates.
Cortes Denies Disqualification, Says Claims Are Misleading
Former Mandaue City mayor Jonas Cortes refutes circulating disqualification rumors, clarifying a Comelec division ruling is not final. He urges the public to trust legal processes.
US Captures Venezuela's Maduro, Global Condemnation Follows
US military forces capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in a shocking raid. Global protests erupt as Venezuela's military condemns the act. Read the latest international crisis updates.
US Strikes Venezuela, Captures Maduro; Global Alarm Grows
US military operation captures Venezuelan President Maduro, sparking global condemnation and protests. EU leaders urge restraint and respect for international law.
Cebu's 2025: A Year of Faith, Politics, and Resilience
From Sinulog's rain-soaked queen to election upheavals and natural disasters, SunStar's lens captures Cebu's defining 2025 moments of faith, crisis, and change. See the full story.
Evidence Planting, Fake Charges Plague Activists in 2025
Two activists, Ramon Alcantara and Mike Cabangon, were arrested on trumped-up charges in Mindoro and Baguio. Human rights groups decry state tactics to silence critics. Demand justice and accountability now.
From Asin to BINI: 4 Generations of Filipino Music
Explore how Filipino music, from Asin to BINI, carries the nation's memory and conscience across four generations. Discover the arc of protest, grace, and renewal in our cultural story. Read more.
Talaingod Indigenous Leaders Support Activists' Conviction
Talaingod's Ata-Manobo leaders endorse the Court of Appeals' decision upholding the conviction of 13 activists for child endangerment. They reject the 'Talaingod 13' label and assert their right to self-representation.
Religious group blocks Davao Oriental road, demands rent
A religious group claiming to own the world blocked a national highway in Davao Oriental on Christmas Day, demanding millions in rent from the government. Police peacefully resolved the incident.
HB 6771 vs HB 5905: Different Paths to Political Reform
A comparison of two anti-dynasty bills in the Philippine Congress reveals a stark choice between symbolic reform and structural change. Discover the key differences that will shape the future of Philippine politics.
Insider's View on Honasan Mutiny and Philippine Change
An eyewitness account of the 1980s mutiny reveals parallels to today's corruption. Can true, bloodless change be achieved in the Philippines? Explore the quest for principled leadership.
Tulfo Brothers' Public Feud Draws Marcos Family Parallels
The bitter public dispute between brothers Mon and Ben Tulfo escalates with serious accusations, drawing comparisons to the Marcos siblings' rift. Get the full story on their clash.
HB 06771 Anti-Dynasty Bill Criticized as Too Weak
Critics argue House Bill 06771 is a flawed anti-dynasty measure that misses the real problem. We analyze its gaps and why a stronger law is needed for true political reform.
Columnist Decries Toxic Politics, Prejudice Ahead of 2028 Polls
Former SunStar editor Stella Estremera voices exhaustion over political lies and Luzon bias against Bisaya leaders. She urges readers: 'See you at the polls.'
Marcos Orders Congress to Prioritize Anti-Dynasty Bill
President Bongbong Marcos, a scion of a major political clan, directs Congress to pass an anti-dynasty law. This move comes as over 80% of district representatives belong to political families, defying a constitutional mandate.
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