Zaldy Co Could Use Asylum to Delay Deportation

International law expert Atty. Rodel Taton states that Zaldy Co could file for asylum to slow or cancel his deportation, citing political persecution claims, similar to Harry Roque's past actions in Europe.

House Justice Chair: No Prejudging VP Sara Duterte Impeachment

House Justice Committee Chair Gerville Luistro emphasizes that the panel's decision on impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte must not be prejudged, focusing on constitutional procedures before considering Senate proceedings.

PH-US Armies Hold Joint Artillery Drills in Nueva Ecija

The Philippine Army's 'King of Battle' Artillery Regiment and the US Army Pacific's 25th Infantry Division conducted effective bilateral live-fire exercises at Fort Magsaysay, Nueva Ecija, as part of Salaknib Phase 1, utilizing advanced artillery systems.

Police Brothers Accused of Harassment by Fire Volunteer

Two police officers in Tondo, Manila, are under investigation by the National Police Commission after a fire volunteer filed a complaint alleging intimidation, obstruction, and harassment during an emergency response.

DOJ Vows Fairness in Villar Family Complaint Handling

The Department of Justice guarantees impartial prosecution of SEC complaints against the Villar family, with Senior Deputy State Prosecutor Peter Ong emphasizing a balanced investigation free from external influence.

Romualdez: 'I Will Not Be a Scapegoat' in Flood Control Probe

Former House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez breaks his silence, declaring he will not be made a scapegoat in the flood control controversy. He has authorized the public release of his sworn affidavit and challenged investigators to pursue full account

VP Sara Duterte Urged to Attend Impeachment Hearing

House Deputy Speaker Paolo Ortega V calls on Vice President Sara Duterte to attend the April 22 impeachment hearing and testify under oath to directly address allegations of misuse of P612.5 million in confidential funds and wealth discrepancies.

CSC Reminds Officials to Submit SALN by April 30

The Civil Service Commission has issued a reminder for all government employees to file their Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth by April 30, as mandated by Republic Act No. 6713, with new digital filing options available.

Romualdez Denies Corruption Mastermind Allegations

Former House Speaker Martin Romualdez has publicly refuted claims he orchestrated a corruption scheme, authorizing the release of his sworn affidavit to prove transparency and cooperation with authorities.

Teodoro Slams China's 'Sinister' Intent in Balikatan Drills

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. condemns China for criticizing the Balikatan Exercises, labeling Beijing's motives as non-transparent and 'sinister'. The drills involve the Philippines, US, and Japan, including live-fire exercises in the West Phili

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