Former speaker Martin Romualdez went from being one of President Ferdinand Marocs Jr.’s closest political allies, to being singled out by the chief executive when he spoke about his corruption crackdown during his 2026 State of the Nation Address.
Was the move enough to contain the fallout from a scandal that has circled back to Malacañang? Rappler’s Dwight de Leon reports. – Rappler.com
‘That’s a very eloquent way of issuing a gag order,’ a constitutional lawyer tells Rappler
Significant rainfall persists in 18 areas in Luzon due to the southwest monsoon, which is still being enhanced by Tropical Depression Neneng
‘Filipino nationals who have concerns regarding their current immigration status are strongly encouraged to consult a qualified US immigration attorney,’ says the embassy in Washington, D.C.
Retired colonel Achilles Segumalian was previously accused of involvement in a 2006 mutiny against the Arroyo administration but was cleared of all charges
Flood control projects are intended to help Filipinos adapt to the impacts of climate change
Despite being unseen in climate-focused policy consultations and forums, the DPWH has received by far the biggest slice of public climate finance in the Philippines in the past six years