As Mindanao recovers from a 7.8-magnitude earthquake, the Senate remains mired in political infighting. The June 3 session quorum debate, Blue Ribbon hearings, and impeachment trial implications are analyzed.
Cebu students shared mixed reactions to alleged Charter change proposals raised by Sen. Imee Marcos, with some opposing and others open to reforms.
Kalookan Archbishop Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David criticizes Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano for calling Duterte's drug war a pro-life campaign, citing extrajudicial killings and human rights violations.
A barangay councilor was shot dead outside a cockpit in Clarin, Bohol. Police recovered .45 caliber shells and are reviewing CCTV footage.
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Two party-list lawmakers resigned from the House of Representatives on Monday, the latest in a series of resignations following a flood control anomaly scandal.
A 68-year-old harmonica player in Cebu City was arrested for illegal begging, but officials question the arrest and highlight the fine line between busking and begging.
The six-month preventive suspension of acting Senate sergeant-at-arms Mao Aplasca highlights systemic weaknesses in law enforcement coordination and discipline.
Two separate neck-slashing incidents in Talisay City and Barili left one dead and one critically injured. Suspects are identified; one is in custody.
A viral social media post claiming students need a 95% average for honors caused confusion. DepEd clarified no such rule exists; honors guidelines remain unchanged.
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Two men were arrested following a viral road rage incident in Norzagaray, Bulacan, police said. A third suspect with a gun remains at large.
A high-value drug suspect was arrested in a buy-bust operation in Cebu City, with 150 grams of shabu worth over P1 million seized.
Rep. Terry Ridon believes a majority of the House justice panel will vote to declare probable cause in impeachment complaints against VP Sara Duterte, citing a P6.7B suspicious transaction as a 'nuclear bomb' of evidence.
Police in Central Visayas arrested 390 suspects and confiscated over P4 million worth of shabu in a week-long operation from April 19 to 25, 2026.
Senator Gatchalian files SB 2066 to ban children under 16 from social media, citing risks to mental health, academics, and safety, following Australia and Indonesia.
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Malacañang advised Nicholas Kaufman, lawyer of former President Duterte, to focus on ICC defense strategies instead of Philippine political developments.
The trial of Sean Pajarillo began on what would have been victim Kingston Cheng's 24th birthday. The defense seeks settlement while challenging jurisdiction.
Exploring the concept of party gatekeepers from 'How Democracies Die' and their failure in recent U.S. and Philippine elections, highlighting the dangers of unchecked populism.
A political science student examines the Philippines' contradictions, from resilience to political dynasties, questioning where the nation is truly headed amid governance failures and public unrest.
The Philippines faces deepening political polarization that threatens social cohesion. This article explores how confirmation bias and misinformation fuel conflict, and why civil discourse remains essential for rebuilding trust and accountability.
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The father-son political duo's theatrical performances dominate media, blending arrogance, ignorance, and vindictiveness into a spectacle that challenges governance norms while captivating audiences.
An analysis of the tension between principled silence and strategic necessity in Philippine politics, examining how supporters can balance admiration for restraint with the need for operational clarity.
A political commentator argues that the EDSA Revolution's failure to establish principled governance stemmed from the absence of a people's party to implement true democratic reforms, leaving power with political dynasties.
Forty years after the EDSA Revolution, political dynasties continue to dominate Philippine politics. Experts argue that merely passing anti-dynasty laws is insufficient without comprehensive electoral reform to ensure fair competition and genuine democrac
Recent proposals to reform the party-list system and enact anti-dynasty laws face skepticism as political dynasties control the legislative process, perpetuating systemic issues in Philippine elections.
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Filipino citizens express growing frustration with political leaders' unfulfilled promises amid rising costs and inadequate public services. This article examines the cycle of hope and disappointment in Philippine politics.
An analysis of Philippine political history reveals persistent electoral missteps since the 1960s, constitutional reform challenges, and systemic issues like political dynasties and corruption that continue to shape governance.
An examination of why coercive leadership models undermine national coherence and why true strength emerges from moral formation and shared conscience rather than fear-based governance.
Cebu Archbishop Alberto Uy warns that personality-driven politics harms unity and progress. He calls for leaders to unite for the common good, inspired by Santo Niño values. Read his full message.
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?
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Former SunStar editor Stella Estremera voices exhaustion over political lies and Luzon bias against Bisaya leaders. She urges readers: 'See you at the polls.'
