FACT CHECK: Clips of Sara, Baste Duterte on impeachment trial dismissal are AI-generated
The Senate impeachment court has not dismissed the case against Vice President Sara Duterte and will resume the trial on November 9
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House increases DPWH budget for Sandro Marcos’ district by P4.3B – watchdog
The People’s Budget Coalition flags nearly 7,000 DPWH projects worth P190 billion without published project attachments in the House-approved 2027 budget
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How to track insertions in House-approved 2027 budget
With this tracker, the public can determine which districts got the biggest budget insertions and the biggest budget cuts, says People’s Budget Coalition co-convenor Ken Abante
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3 Negros groups unite vs ‘World Bank-DOTr scheme’ on transport modernization
Gerry Llena, LTFRB regional director for Negros Island, tells Rappler the allegation that three traditional jeepneys will be junked in exchange for one modernized unit is ‘just a myth’
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Molbog leader raises fears, concerns over Balabac EDCA site
Molbog people, still awaiting certifications of their claim to ancestral lands, protest the developments on Balabac Island
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Sandro Marcos’ district gets P4.38-B more funds for public works | The wRap
Today’s headlines: Sandro Marcos, DPWH, Alex Eala
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Zalameda’s promises as chief justice bet: Solve case delays, more benefits for court staff
‘We have to gain the trust of the people in the domain of justice. I want a Supreme Court which is being seen by the people as their last bastion,’ Associate Justice Rodil Zalameda says
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After 14 years, P1.49-billion Ifugao irrigation project finally opens
The project was originally scheduled for completion in 2017, but limited annual funding releases, among other factors, pushed construction years beyond that target, a source tells Rappler
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Rappler Recap: What are Zalameda, Dimaampao, and Marquez’s plans as chief justice bets?
Rappler’s justice beat reporter Jairo Bolledo shares in this recap
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BARMM’s Teduray, Lambangian tribes win ancestral land after 2 decades of struggle
After more than two decades of legal battles, bureaucratic delays and relentless struggle, the Teduray and Lambangian indigenous communities in the Bangsamoro region secure formal recognition of 117,101 hectares of ancestral land
