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DSWD Continues Nationwide Social Pension Payout For Indigent Seniors

The development highlights the importance of social protection programs for the country’s ageing population.

New Senate Majority Pledges Month’s Pay For Quake-Hit Mindanao

The new Senate majority has committed a month’s pay to help communities affected by the magnitude 7.8 earthquake.

Aquino Rejects Marcos-Vs-Duterte Framing Of Senate Row

According to Sen. Bam Aquino, the Senate leadership issue should not be reduced to a choice between competing political camps.

Cayetano Open To Special Session On Quake, Economic Aid

Senator Alan Peter Cayetano expressed support for a special session focused on responding to pressing concerns affecting Filipinos.

Solon Files Cyberlibel, Libel Complaint Vs. Baligod, 18 Ex-Co Aides

Rep. Benny Abante Jr. initiated legal action against individuals and entities linked to what he described as false and misleading accusations.

Malacañang Warns Vs. Attempts To Sow Chaos In Senate

The Palace cautioned individuals allegedly trying to create instability in the Senate and stressed accountability under the law.

Palace To Senate: Fix Row Before Calling For Special Session

The Palace said a special session would serve little purpose if divisions within the Senate remain unresolved.

SC Junks Teacher’s Bid To Declare June 3 Senate Session Valid

The petition asking the Supreme Court to recognize the June 3 Senate session as having a valid quorum was dismissed.

Solon Mulls Libel Suit, Says Senate Being ‘Hostaged’ By False Claims

Rep. Zia Alonto Adiong said he is seriously weighing legal action against individuals behind the allegations against him.

Ex-Bodyguards’ Claims Need Individual Affidavits, Says Ombudsman Exec

An Ombudsman official said the claims raised by the alleged former bodyguards could be examined further through proper legal submissions.

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