Trump acquitted for second time in historic trial
By Mark Angelo Mañez PHOTO: News Week The Senate acquitted former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial Saturday, voting that Trump was not guilty of inciting the deadly
By Mark Angelo Mañez PHOTO: News Week The Senate acquitted former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial Saturday, voting that Trump was not guilty of inciting the deadly
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Rappler/PCOO-OPS Malacañang defended President Rodrigo Duterte anew as the critics online remarked that he was a “once-a-week President,” adding Duterte has a lot on his plate.
By Deighton Acuin and Archie Villaflores PHOTO: Manila Bulletin President Rodrigo Duterte said it could be ill-afford to confront China as the Philippines would not be able to handle. Duterte
By Deighton Acuin and Archie Villaflores PHOTO: Yahoo News Malacañang said Thursday it will check if Vice President Leni Robredo has a place in government’s vaccination program prioritization list as
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Manila Bulletin The United States government should pay the Philippines first in order to resume the exercises under Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA), President Rodrigo Duterte said
Ni Mark Angelo Mañez LARAWAN MULA SA: GMA News Labis na ikinatuwa at ikinamangha ng mga residente ang isang puting kalabaw na isinilang ng itim na kalabaw sa Pozorrubio, Pangasinan.
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Yahoo News Malacañang said Thursday the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a compassionate use license for 10,000 coronavirus vaccine doses from China National Pharmaceutical Group
By Deighton Acuin and Archie Villaflores PHOTO: Philippines Lifestyle The proposed indemnity fund for the coronavirus vaccine adverse effects should be managed by Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth), Health Secretary
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Ralph Recto Senate President Pro Tempore Ralph Recto on Thursday made an appeal to the public not to “demonize” coronavirus vaccines in terms of its origin.
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Radyo Inquirer To allay fears for the upcoming coronavirus vaccination program, Senate President Vicente Sotto III said Thursday he would get vaccinated publicly in support of