After Vice President Sara Duterte declared her intention to run for the highest office in the land, the chorus began. Opinions flooded timelines. Reactions multiplied. Statements—both glowing and venomous—echoed across media platforms. But the noise from those who oppose her is hardly surprising. They speculate. They distort. They bark as loudly as they please. Yet…
When whispers turn into sworn statements, when allegations are no longer murmurs in the dark but spoken openly by individuals claiming firsthand knowledge — the nation must pause. Recent pronouncements reportedly involving marine officers, assisted by Atty. Levito D. Baligod, have detonated a political bomb: suitcases filled with billions allegedly delivered to the highest corridors…
Millions of homeless Filipinos living as informal settler families (ISFs) may soon receive a critical financial lifeline. House Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez, alongside Tingog Party-list Rep. Jude Acidre, has introduced House Bill No. 7230 to establish a national rental housing subsidy program. This initiative seeks to bridge the gap between displacement and permanent relocation…
In Photo: Melca Ombion ensures that her sari-sari store is packed with a variety of products so she can meet the diverse needs of her customers. “Hindi ka dapat umasa sa isang business lang para if ever na humina ang isang negosyo mo ay may pagkukuhanan ka pa ng pang-araw-araw niyo (If you can, never depend…
QUEZON CITY — The House Committee on Basic Education and Culture took a decisive step toward resolving the country’s education crisis on Monday by approving three landmark reform bills. Spearheaded by Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez and TINGOG Party-list Representatives Yedda Marie K. Romualdez, Andrew Julian K. Romualdez, and Jude A. Acidre, the measures target…
The political mafia which had purloined the government’s treasury through massive corruption in ghost flood control projects had been crucifying VP Sara Duterte over the use of a ₱125- million confidential and Intelligence fund passed on by the Office of the President to the Office of the Vice President and the ₱612.5 -million CIF Congress…
In Photo: Former President Rodrigo Duterte: “I do not recognize the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court over my person” By Ivy Tejano DAVAO CITY – Former President Rodrigo R. Duterte has formally waived his right to attend the confirmation of charges hearing scheduled for February 23 to 27, before the International Criminal Court. In…
By Ivy Tejano DAVAO CITY – Vice President Sara Z. Duterte has declared her decision to run for President in the 2028 national elections and there is no turning back back. The vice president said she is prepared to seek the country’s highest office amid what she described as deepening national challenges and complex problems…
Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go continued the implementation of hospital feeding activities from February 9 to 13, reaching patients, caregivers, and healthcare workers in several public hospitals nationwide. The initiative, which began as a simple effort to provide food to those spending long hours in hospitals, remains one of the senator’s regular outreach activities to help…
The proposal of Cong. Sandro Marcos to provide “free electricity” for low-consumption households is being presented as an act of compassion, a supposed lifeline for struggling families. But behind the applause lines and carefully crafted headlines lies a fundamental question that must be asked: Why is public assistance being framed as selective favor rather than…
