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.
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P1.7M Smuggled Cigarettes Seized in Zamboanga
Law enforcement operations in Zamboanga City and Zamboanga del Norte led to one arrest and the confiscation of P1.7 million worth of smuggled cigarettes. Read the full report on the crackdown.
Bangsamoro Districting Law Urged for 2026 Polls
The Office of the Special Assistant to the President calls for urgent enactment of the Bangsamoro districting law to ensure credible elections on March 30, 2026. Learn why this law is critical.
Teen Dies in Barili Motorcycle Crash, No Helmet
A 19-year-old man died in Barili, Cebu after his speeding motorcycle hit a lamp post. The victim was not wearing a helmet and had no driver's license. Read the full investigation details.
1 Sambayan Supports Cardinal David, Urges Anti-Dynasty Law
The political coalition 1 Sambayan endorses Cardinal David's statement, demanding accountability and constitutional rule. It urges President Marcos Jr. to prioritize the Anti-Dynasty Law and a stronger ICI.
Gatchalian Proposes AI Regulation Law in the Philippines
Senator Sherwin Gatchalian pushes for an AI regulatory framework to ensure accountability and combat disinformation. Learn about the risks and the proposed legislative action.
GSIS Releases PHP3.93B Christmas Cash Gift to Pensioners
GSIS releases PHP3.93 billion in Christmas cash gifts to over 411,000 eligible pensioners, including pro-rata and Portability Law pensioners for the first time. Check your GSIS Touch app for APIR.
Iloilo's Trillion Peso March 2.0: A Shift in Protest
The Trillion Peso March 2.0 rally in Iloilo saw fewer attendees but deeper resolve against corruption. This analysis explores the 'delegation effect,' civic fatigue, and why sustained vigilance matters more than crowd size. Join the call for accountabilit
P158.2M Smuggled Cigarettes Seized in Zamboanga
Police in Zamboanga Peninsula confiscated P158.2 million worth of smuggled cigarettes in November, arresting 25 suspects. Read about the intensified anti-smuggling operations.
LTO E-Bike, E-Trike Ban on National Highways Starts Dec 1
The LTO announces a ban on light electric vehicles on national highways starting Dec 1, 2025, with impounding operations to begin January 2, 2026. Learn the new rules.
LTO Postpones E-Bike Impounding on National Highways
The LTO defers impounding e-bikes & e-trikes on national roads until Jan 2, 2026, starting an information campaign on Dec 1. Learn the new safety rules.
22 Swertres Ushers Arrested in Cebu Police Operations
Cebu police arrested 22 illegal gambling ushers in November operations across multiple towns. Confiscated gambling materials and charges under RA 9287 await the suspects. Read the full story.
Nationwide Protests Over Corruption Scandals in Philippines
Massive protests sweep the Philippines over flood control ghost projects and rigged biddings. Leaders call for systemic reforms, anti-dynasty law, and transparent governance. Join the demand for accountability.
Nationwide Protests Demand End to Corruption Scandals
Filipinos protest flood control ghost projects and rigged biddings. Join the call for transparent governance and systemic reforms in the Philippines.
Policeman Arrested in P2.5M Smuggled Cigarettes Bust
Lawmen in Lanao del Sur arrest a policeman and an accomplice, seizing P2.5 million worth of smuggled cigarettes. Read how the operation unfolded.
Record P1.038T Education Budget Approved in Senate
Senator Bam Aquino hails the historic P1.038 trillion education budget, the highest in Philippine history, funding classrooms, free college, and feeding programs. Stand for education, not corruption!
Cebu's New Public Decency Ordinance: Rules & Penalties
Cebu City implements a new Public Decency Ordinance, banning indecent exposure in public. Learn about the fines, community service, and key exemptions.
Redefining Filipino Progressivism Beyond Marxist Dogma
Exploring what makes a genuine Filipino progressive in today's political landscape. Rejecting violence and authoritarianism while embracing new ideas for social change.
Enrile Hero Burial Controversy: Martial Law Legacy
Controversy erupts as Juan Ponce Enrile receives hero's burial despite martial law atrocities. Learn about the 70,000 detained and 3,000 killed under his watch. Join the historical justice discussion.
Zamboanga Arrests Central Luzon's 8th Most Wanted
Philippine law enforcement captures Central Luzon's 8th most wanted businesswoman in Zamboanga City. 45-year-old suspect arrested for estafa through falsification. Read the full details.
Cebu Governor's AI SWAT Photo Sparks Legal Debate
Cebu Governor Pam Baricuatro faces accusations over AI-generated SWAT uniform photo. Explore the legal implications and PNP's controversial gift. Read the full story now!
Comelec's Election Dilemma: Manual Vote or Delay?
Comelec Chairman George Garcia warns of impossible choices if Bangsamoro districting law isn't passed by November 30. Supreme Court mandates elections by March 31, 2026. Read the full analysis.
23 Chinese Deported in Philippines POGO Crackdown
Philippines deports 23 Chinese nationals involved in illegal POGO operations and cyber fraud. Read how the new Anti-POGO Law strengthens government crackdown.
23 Chinese Pogo Workers Deported from Philippines
Philippines deports 23 Chinese nationals involved in illegal Pogo operations and cyber fraud. New Anti-Pogo Law strengthens government crackdown on criminal syndicates.
Rights Groups Denounce Enrile Burial at Heroes' Cemetery
Human rights organizations condemn the planned burial of Juan Ponce Enrile at Libingan ng mga Bayani, calling it historical whitewashing and injustice to martial law victims.
Comelec Deadline for Bangsamoro Election Law
Comelec warns BTA that failure to pass Bangsamoro districting law by November 30 jeopardizes parliamentary elections. Chairman Garcia expresses uncertainty about automated polls.
Ex-Manila Times Reporter Frederick Go Named Finance Chief
Former Manila Times business reporter Frederick D. Go appointed as Finance Secretary, earning praise from media and business sectors for his economic expertise and CREATE More law achievements.
Legal Questions in Rekindled High School Romance
A 43-year-old single man seeks advice about potential legal consequences after reconnecting with his married high school ex-girlfriend. Learn about annulment and child support laws in the Philippines.
P806K Smuggled Cigarettes Seized in BARMM Operations
Authorities confiscate P806,195 worth of smuggled cigarettes and arrest one suspect in separate anti-smuggling operations across Basilan and Maguindanao del Sur. Read the full report.
Vehicle Sales Rise 4.96% in October 2025, EVs Jump 62%
Philippine auto sales increased 4.96% monthly in October 2025, driven by AUVs and MPVs. Electric vehicles surged 62.1% as government pushes for green transport.
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