Supreme Court Rules 2024, 2025 Budgets Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court's recent decision could have significant implications for government spending and accountability in the Philippines. With the 2024 and 2025 budgets declared unconstitutional, lawmakers face scrutiny over their fiscal practices.
Majority of Filipinos Favor Wealth Tax on Billionaires, Survey Reveals
A recent survey indicates that 66.3% of Filipinos are in favor of a wealth tax targeting billionaires. This support spans various political affiliations and income groups, highlighting a growing call for fiscal reform.
Supreme Court Orders Congress to Enact Anti-Dynasty Law
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has directed Congress to legislate an anti-dynasty law, signaling a shift in the legal landscape surrounding political families in the Philippines. This decision highlights long-standing concerns about political nepotism and its impact on democratic governance.
DICT Advocates for Digital Safety Legislation to Protect Filipinos Online
The Department of Information and Communications Technology is urging Congress to pass a digital safety law. This initiative seeks to create a safer online environment for all Filipinos and is expected to consolidate several existing proposals.
Marcos Calls for Special Congressional Session on Priority Measures
In a bid to expedite critical legislation, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has summoned Congress for a special session on June 17, 2026. This move highlights the administration's focus on pressing social issues and educational reforms.
US House Votes to Halt Iran War Until Congressional Authorization
In a significant move, the U.S. House has passed a resolution to pause military actions in Iran, highlighting increasing bipartisan wariness about ongoing hostilities. The implications for U.S. foreign policy could be far-reaching.
Pentagon Reports US Iran War Costs Approaching $29 Billion
The Pentagon disclosed that costs related to the ongoing Iran war have surged to nearly $29 billion, raising concerns about military readiness and financial transparency.
Voting Results: How Your Congressman Stood on Sara Duterte's Impeachment
The impeachment process against Vice President Sara Duterte reached a pivotal moment today as the House of Representatives voted on the Articles of Impeachment. Here's how each congressman voted.
New Episode of Usapang Electoral Reform: Hope for Change Before Sine Die?
With just 12 session days left before adjournment, Congress is weighing crucial electoral reforms. Key bills like the Anti-Political Dynasty Bill are under scrutiny.