
Part 2: Old-timer candidates for Marcos' 2nd Supreme Court Justice
As President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. prepares to appoint his second Supreme Court justice, seasoned candidates emerge from the ranks of the judiciary. With a strong background and previous nominations, these jurists could shape the Court's future.

High Standards for the Supreme Court Amid Upcoming Leadership Changes
As the Supreme Court prepares for a new chief justice, questions arise about its integrity and the influence of political appointments. With the legacy of previous administrations looming large, will the next appointee uphold the court's high standards?

5 Practical Implications of the Supreme Court Ruling on Unprogrammed Appropriations
The Supreme Court's recent ruling on unprogrammed appropriations has significant implications for government budgeting in the Philippines, focusing on accountability and transparency.

SC Voids Multi-Trillion-Peso Budget Laws for 2024 and 2025: Implications Ahead
The Supreme Court's recent ruling on the 2024 and 2025 national budgets has significant implications for government spending and accountability. With P12.12 trillion at stake, stakeholders are left questioning the future of funded projects.
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[In This Economy] Marcos’ Unconstitutional Budgets: Accountability in Question
The Supreme Court's recent ruling against the 2024 and 2025 budgets exposes deep flaws in the legislative process, raising questions about accountability in the Marcos administration. As Congress prepares the 2027 budget, the stakes are higher than ever.

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.

SC Eases Process for Filipino Spouses to Prove Foreign Divorce
The Supreme Court has approved significant amendments to simplify the process for Filipino spouses to recognize foreign divorces, especially benefiting overseas workers. This decision marks a pivotal shift in family law, reducing barriers for divorce recognition.

DENR Appeals Supreme Court Ruling on Charcoal Classification
The DENR's appeal aims to maintain its regulatory authority over charcoal, critical for environmental management and community livelihoods. The case reflects ongoing debates about resource classification.

Tech Leaders Challenge DICT, CICC, NTC Over Discord Blocking in Supreme Court
A group of tech leaders has filed a petition against top government officials over the controversial blocking of Discord. They aim to ensure that such actions require judicial oversight, protecting digital freedoms in the Philippines.