Smoke Is Not Created Without Fire. (Editorial)

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…

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Ex-Marines expose ₱805-billions cash delivery to politicians

In Photo: The 16 brave Marines and two Army men  *Marcos, Romualdez, congressmen named Sixteen Retired Marine soldiers, an former enlisted personnel of the Philippine Army and an Army reservist exposed a multi-billion-peso cash deliveries to politicians and implicated Pres. BongBong Marcos, former Speaker Martin Romualdez and Zaldy Co as the masterminds behind the massive…

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Sen. Bong Go feeding program continues

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…

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Subsidy Should Never Be a Political Favor (EDITORIAL)

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…

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Freedom of Speech—Only When It’s Convenient. (Editorial)

Senate President Tito Sotto is now crying foul. After facing a case in court for his degrading and disrespectful tirade against the Supreme Court’s ruling related to Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment proceeding, Sotto suddenly discovers what he now calls his “constitutional right.” Freedom of speech, he insists. One almost has to admire the timing….

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Polong slams silence on flood control trillion-peso corruption

By Ivy Tejano DAVAO CITY – Davao City First District Rep. Paolo Duterte raised concerns about what he described as the sudden silence surrounding the alleged trillion-peso flood-control anomaly, questioning whether the issue is “being deliberately pushed out of public attention.” In a recent statement, Duterte noted that only months ago, investigations into the controversial…

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Sen. Bong Go files bills benefiting OFWs, public health, labor and education

A new cluster of legislative proposals was filed on Monday, February 9, as Senator Christopher “Bong” Go submitted his new Senate bills for the current Congress, spanning labor protection, education, health services, migration governance, and local development. The measures reflect a wide-ranging legislative agenda that cuts across social protection, public service delivery, and institutional updates….

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