Order in the Court: Of course, prosecution is one-sided
In this episode with Jairo Bolledo, get to know the terms prosecution, defense, and senator-judges in the context of impeachment
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How much could you save if system loss charges are removed from your Meralco bill?
System loss, which accounts for about 5% of a Meralco bill, includes electricity lost to illegal connections and metering errors
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Biggest loser of SONA 2026: Martin Romualdez
Is Marcos’ move to apparently throw his cousin under the bus enough to contain the fallout from his administration’s biggest scandal?
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Fact Check wRap: Lies about Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial
Fake news peddlers are unbowed in sharing disinformation on social media
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Hindi Ito Marites: 4 historic maps show West Philippine Sea is ours
They include areas China claims aggressively, i.e. Scarborough Shoal and the Spratlys
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Tracking big fishers is unconstitutional. How did that happen?
The government is asking the Supreme Court to reconsider its decision, emphasizing the need for regulation amid illegal fishing
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[Order in the Court] Bong Revilla: On bail but not yet acquitted
He’s provisionally free, but this does not mean that he’s been acquitted. The trial is still ongoing and the cases against him are still active.
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Bato, arrested? No info yet, say DILG, DOJ.
Dela Rosa, wanted by the International Criminal Court due to crimes against humanity, has been in hiding since May
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Flood control, climate-tagged budget: Are we getting close to resilience?
Flood control projects are intended to help Filipinos adapt to the impacts of climate change
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Order in the Court: In the Philippines, owning a gun is not a right
In this episode, Rappler’s Jairo Bolledo discusses gun licenses and their limitations
