Inside story: Politician behind 521-kilo shabu shipment bound for Manila
DILG chief Remulla says that a former member of the Bangsamoro Transition Authority is allegedly involved in the multi-million-peso shabu mess
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Violence, security threats mar otherwise hopeful polls in Cotabato
Election-related violence leaves at least five dead, with gunfire and riots reported at polling places, yet there are also signs of hope as former MILF rebels and their leaders take part in the elections
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Preventing school violence starts at home, but gov’t must step up
It’s not only empowering parents to participate in their children’s lives, but also ensuring that critical government programs are funded to prevent school violence
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The Gracioso affidavit: Ex-cop claims he delivered millions to Sara Duterte
‘I do not know Rodulfo Gracioso Jr., nor have I ever received any money from him,’ says Vice President Duterte
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Amid school shootings, Baguio probes revolver found with 13-year-old
The incident occurs amid a series of deadly school shootings elsewhere in the country, raising concerns about school safety and security measures in Baguio City
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DILG seeks P332 billion for 2027, with PNP getting biggest share
The DILG is looking to increase the PNP’s funding while reducing allocations for the NAPOLCOM, the Early Childhood Care and Development Council, and the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos, among others
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Sexual assault, acts of lasciviousness cases filed vs Marikina Rep. Marcy Teodoro
(1st UPDATE) The cases stem from the complaints filed by two female police officers who previously served as the lawmaker’s security personnel
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Zamboanga declares Day of Mourning, suspends all classes after Ateneo shooting
‘Nobody wants this to happen. These children are all victims,’ says Zamboanga Mayor Khymer Olaso as he condoles with the parents and families of the two students who died
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After Ateneo de Zamboanga shooting, debate shifts to social media, gun safety
Education Secretary Sonny Angara says the shooter had not been seen by teachers as a cause for concern, highlighting the difficulty schools and families face in identifying warning signs before such attacks
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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
