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Cotabato Trench linked to 3 major Mindanao quakes in 50 years

By Renalyn Ramirez | 1 day ago

The June 8 magnitude 7.8 earthquake was traced to movement along the active Cotabato Trench.

Headlines

Avelino v Cuenco: Why heated Senate bloc contest hinges on 1949 case

By Ian Laqui | 6 days ago

The bloc opposing Alan Peter Cayetano invoked Avelino v. Cuenco, arguing that senators beyond the chamber’s coercive...

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Why travelers may soon pay a P480 border security fee

By Renalyn Ramirez | 8 days ago

What you need to know about the proposed modernized border security system and the P480 "user fee" to be charged...

Headlines

What Senate rules say about remote voting in plenary

14 days ago

Existing rules allow remote sessions only under emergency conditions and bar counting the vote of an absent senator.

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Quorum explained: Why Senate can't act without enough members on the floor

By Kristine Daguno-Bersamina | 14 days ago

Senate proceedings were abruptly adjourned on Tuesday night, May 26, after a dispute over quorum broke out during discussions...

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How Sara Duterte impeachment prosecutors are preparing for trial

By Renalyn Ramirez | 14 days ago

House prosecutors are assigning article leads, validating financial records and preparing witnesses ahead of the June pr...

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Why Manila faces hard legal path in Prague over Zaldy Co

By Camille Diola | April 24, 2026 - 7:00am

DOJ chief Vida heads to Prague to seek Zaldy Co’s return, but his mission is not without hurdles.

Headlines

Four grounds of appeal: How ICC rejected Duterte's dismissal pleas

By Ian Laqui | April 23, 2026 - 7:00am

The ICC's ruling on Wednesday clears the path for former president Duterte's case to proceed.

Headlines

How Philippines compares with ASEAN neighbors during oil shocks

April 12, 2026 - 9:30am

The Philippines remains more vulnerable to oil shocks than many Southeast Asian neighbors.

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Why fuel prices in Philippines stay high despite Hormuz deal

April 6, 2026 - 1:29pm

The Philippines’ arrangement with Iran ensures continued oil shipments but does not lower global prices that drive local...

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