DA eyes setting SRP for sugar before November
By Reyza Ferranco In response to the continuing increase in its retail prices, the Department of Agriculture (DA) plans to set a suggested retail price (SRP) for sugar. Photo Courtesy
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Marcos’ F1 weekend in Singapore is ‘semi-official’ trip, says Bersamin
By Annika Gorgeana V. Maningo Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin clarified on Wednesday, October 12, that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s weekend visit to Singapore was “semi-official” after Senate Minority Leader Koko
Manila court draws line between activists, terrorists amid issues on red-tagging
By Daine Mariel Chua A Manila court established a boundary between activism and terrorism after it dismissed the government’s petition to declare the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and
Senate probe sought on incidents in Masungi conservation site
By Reyza Ferranco Sen. Risa Hontiveros wants the Senate to investigate the issues surrounding the Masungi Georeserve conservation site in Rizal following reported incidents of violence, land grabbing, and illegal
End of PH COVID-19 pandemic still far from over, expert says
By Carlos Jimwell Aquino The end of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines appears to be a long way off compared to the rest of the world due to the
Makabayan bloc, tutol sa mandatory SIM card registration bill
Ni Xhiela Mie Cruz Sa kabila ng patuloy na pagkalat ng iba’t ibang text scams sa bansa, tinabla ni House Deputy Minority Leader at ACT Teachers Party-list Rep. France Castro
Cavite barangay calls on residents to exchange a plate of mosquitoes for one kilo of rice
By Sandra Cabangon As part of its anti-dengue campaign, residents of Barangay Sanja Mayor in Tanza, Cavite will receive a kilo of rice for every plate of mosquitoes that they
PH economic freedom at its lowest since 2010 — report
By Genevieve Candace Poquiz The Philippines’ economic freedom in 2020 ranked its lowest at 66th place with a rating of 7.09 since 2010, three rankings lower than 2019 with a
Unpopularity, lack of affiliation are insufficient grounds in declaring nuisance candidates – SC
By Sharlaine Kate Gumayat The Supreme Court (SC) has ruled that the Commission on Elections (Comelec) cannot tag an aspirant for an elective office as a nuisance candidate based on
Valid IDs pushed as requirement for social media registration
By Reyza Ferranco In an effort to make online interactions more safe and transparent, Senator Manuel “Lito” Lapid has filed a bill that would require all users to provide a
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