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Chel Diokno's Legal Expertise Takes Center Stage in Sara Duterte Impeachment
PoliticsJuly 21, 2026

Chel Diokno's Legal Expertise Takes Center Stage in Sara Duterte Impeachment

As the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte unfolds, Congressman Chel Diokno's legal acumen shines through. His push for accountability and transparency in government is resonating with many Filipinos, reflecting a long-standing legacy of public service.

Mateo Dela CruzRead
BuCor Permits Family Meeting with Jovito Palparan Amid Ongoing Legal Battles
CrimeJune 25, 2026

BuCor Permits Family Meeting with Jovito Palparan Amid Ongoing Legal Battles

The Bureau of Corrections has allowed families of abducted students to meet Jovito Palparan, highlighting ongoing legal complexities surrounding his case.

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Richard Gere Labels Trump a 'Maniac' at Oslo Awards Ceremony
EntertainmentJune 3, 2026

Richard Gere Labels Trump a 'Maniac' at Oslo Awards Ceremony

Richard Gere's sharp critique of Donald Trump at the Oslo Freedom Forum raises alarms about democracy's fragility. His remarks resonate as concerns grow over authoritarianism worldwide.

Sofia ReyesRead
Truth Commission Established to Investigate Duterte’s Drug War
PoliticsMay 28, 2026

Truth Commission Established to Investigate Duterte’s Drug War

The Philippine Truth and Reconciliation Commission launched its investigation into the drug war on May 27, 2026, aiming to document the impact of killings under Duterte's administration. This independent body seeks to bring justice to victims and their families.

Mateo Dela CruzRead
Duterte's ICC Trial Set for November 30 Amid Global Scrutiny
PoliticsMay 27, 2026

Duterte's ICC Trial Set for November 30 Amid Global Scrutiny

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is scheduled to face trial at the International Criminal Court starting November 30. This trial will address allegations of crimes against humanity linked to his controversial drug war.

Mateo Dela CruzRead
Alan Peter Cayetano’s Mythmaking: A Threat to Justice and Truth
PoliticsMay 25, 2026

Alan Peter Cayetano’s Mythmaking: A Threat to Justice and Truth

Alan Peter Cayetano's political narratives risk normalizing extrajudicial killings while framing violence as a necessity. This mythmaking poses a threat to accountability and the truth in governance.

Mateo Dela CruzRead
Court Dismisses Terrorism Financing Case Against Cebu NGO CERNET
PoliticsMay 19, 2026

Court Dismisses Terrorism Financing Case Against Cebu NGO CERNET

A regional court in Cebu has dismissed a terrorism financing case against members of CERNET, marking a significant legal victory for the NGO amidst ongoing challenges to its advocacy.

Mateo Dela CruzRead
Alan Cayetano's Hypocrisy: A Closer Look at His Selective Piety
PoliticsMay 16, 2026

Alan Cayetano's Hypocrisy: A Closer Look at His Selective Piety

Senate President Alan Cayetano's recent remarks have sparked controversy, raising questions about his sincerity as a public servant. His selective invocation of faith contrasts sharply with his political actions, particularly regarding human rights.

Mateo Dela CruzRead
AFP Condemns 'Corned Beef' Remarks, Calls for Respect After Negros Clash
PoliticsMay 12, 2026

AFP Condemns 'Corned Beef' Remarks, Calls for Respect After Negros Clash

The Armed Forces of the Philippines has criticized disrespectful language used in discussing the deaths from a recent clash in Negros Occidental, urging for respect towards the deceased.

Mateo Dela CruzRead
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