44% ng mga Pinoy, ‘dismayado’ sa K-12 — survey
Ni J Rosh Macasero PHOTO: Rio Deluvio, Manila Bulletin/GMA News Nagpahiwatig ng pagkadismaya ang aabot sa 44 porsyento ng mga Pinoy sa ipinapatupad na K-12 education system ng Department of
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Kabataan: Sara’s ‘not strict’ uniform policy another band-aid solution
By Rjay Castor PHOTO: Kabataan Partylist/Rappler Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte’s pronouncement that wearing uniforms is not mandatory for public schools is “unoriginal” and “populist”, Kabataan Party-list argued.
COA flags Duterte, Robredo offices for defects found in utilizing funds
By Christina Erbon PHOTO: ABS-CBN News/COA The 2021 audit report of the Commission on Audit (COA) has highlighted issues in fund utilization issues in the Office of the President (OP)
‘MASYADO TAYONG AMBOY’: Padilla urges use of Filipino, regional languages in gov’t documents
By Sandra Cabangon PHOTO: INQUIRER.net In a bid to make public records become more accessible and comprehensible for all, neophyte Senator Robin Padilla is pushing for a measure that creates Filipino
Amid unfunded projects, China to still negotiate with PH over infra deals — embassy
By Jimwell Aquino PHOTO: Michael Varcas / Philippine Star Amid its unfunded big-ticket projects in the Philippines, China appears to be keeping its connection with the Philippines as it continues
BBM, hinimok ang publiko na kumpletuhin ang bakuna, magpa-booster shot laban sa COVID-19
Ni Xhiela Mie Cruz PHOTO: Screengrab from Bongbong Marcos Youtube Channel Sa kabila ng muling pagtaas ng mga kaso, hinikayat ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ang mga mamamayang Pilipino na
Amid calls for flexibility, Sara defends DepEd target dates on reopening of classes, F2F set-up
By Xy Aldrae Murillo PHOTO: DepEd/Bongbong Marcos (Twitter) Despite appeals from teachers and private schools on having more flexibility with the scheduled opening of school year 2022-2023, Vice President and
US legislator urges to stop providing aid to PNP over human rights offenses
By Arjane Faith Paala PHOTO: Philippine News Agency With the alarming amount of human rights violations in the country, a lawmaker from the United States Congress pushed to limit the
Students’ vaccination not required, but encouraged for F2F classes – DOH
By Addison Pascua PHOTO: City Government of Davao As the country braces for the return of in-person classes next school year, the Department of Health (DOH) once again reiterated that
Marcos, Duterte emerge as top campaign spenders in 2022 Elections
By Lance Arevada Both President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte were recorded as the highest spenders in the presidential and vice-presidential races of the recent 2022 Elections,
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