Duterte defends Yang in overpricing of COVID-19 supplies
By Keith Brendan Zamora PHOTO: PCOO President Rodrigo Duterte has defended Michael Yang, who is allegedly involved in the overpricing of face masks and face shields that were procured by
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Duterte ‘confident’ winning 2022 VP race due to ‘lack of viable opposition’
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: PCOO President Rodrigo Duterte said he is confident to win the vice presidential race in the 2022 elections as he cited the alleged “lack of opposition”
Brunei gov’t pleads 2nd exemption on PH’s health worker cap
By Eden Eve Lacea PHOTO: Philippine Star The Brunei government has appealed for a second removal of the Philippines’ deployment cap due to healthcare worker (HCW) demand increase brought by
Duterte ‘overstaying’ as PDP-Laban chair — Munsayac
By Jillian Marielle Tiraña PHOTO: PCOO President Rodrigo Duterte was “overstaying” in his position as PDP-Laban chairman according to the party’s executive director, Ron Munsayac, in a virtual interview on
7-hour ‘talkathon,’ binuweltahan ni Duterte; Ilang senador, pinag-initan ng Pangulo
Ni Xhiela Mie Cruz PHOTO: PCOO Kinundena ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte ang 7-hour “talkathon” umano ng Senado tungkol sa sobrang taas na presyo ng suplay para sa pandemya subalit hindi
MUSIC REVIEW: Ben&Ben schock fans with diverse Pebble House Vol. 1 Album
By Geelyn Avanceña, Rinoa dela Cruz, and Gianela Zapata PHOTO: ABS-CBN From their debut album “Limasawa Street” back in 2019, Ben&Ben came back to shock their fans for their 2nd
‘Overwhelming support’: ICC says 94% of victims back probe into Duterte’s drug war
By Addison Pascua PHOTO: ABS-CBN News Over two weeks after the court wrapped up its victims representations stage, a report from the International Criminal Court (ICC) found that 94% of
‘Apparent disparity’ found in Whang-od’s thumb mark on Nas Academy contract
By Arjane Faith Paala PHOTO: Sagisag Nas Daily is under fire as the National Commission on Indigenous People (NCIP) reported on Sunday that Apo Whang-od, Kalinga mambabatok, did not consent
Indonesian schools reopen as COVID-19 surge subsides
By Carlos Jimwell Aquino PHOTO: Dita Alangkara/The Associated Press As the Indonesian government eases restrictions on COVID-19, school classes in Jakarta reopened on Monday after being closed for nearly 18
20k kaso ng COVID-19, asahan pa sa mga susunod na araw — OCTA Research
Ni Cherry Babia PHOTO: ABS-CBN News Ngayong naitala ng Department of Health ang humigit 20,000 kaso ng COVID-19, ang pinakamataas sa loob ng isang araw, inaasahan ng grupong OCTA Research
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