Behind the orders that instructed PhilHealth’s P90-billion fund transfer
At the heart of the Supreme Court (SC) oral arguments on the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) fund transfer are two edicts — a provision and a circular — but why were these issued in the first place?
At the heart of the Supreme Court (SC) oral arguments on the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) fund transfer are two edicts — a provision and a circular — but why were these issued in the first place?
How suspected POGO elements end up in your backyard
Boying Soriano has lived in Ayala Alabang Village (AAV) since 1981. “My children and my grandchildren grew up here.”
He said he does not really concern himself with what’s happening inside the exclusive enclave — with nearly 5,000 households and is its own barangay. But a growing crime problem prompted him to speak up.
Who is the real opposition leader and why can’t it be Sara Duterte?
When Vice President Sara Duterte stepped down from her post as secretary of education, former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque unilaterally declared her the “leader of the opposition.”
On a treadmill or in her office, Migs Nograles will help make sense of the law
While doing her home workout with dumbbells and going on a stationary bike, PBA Representative Margarita “Migs” Nograles instructs her audience how to report their absentee partners and make them accountable under the law.
Charter change rift deepens between Senate, House
There seems to be no let up in the word war between members of the Senate and the House that was sparked by disagreements on fresh efforts to pursue charter amendments.
There seems to be no let up in the word war between members of the Senate and the House that was sparked by disagreements on fresh efforts to pursue charter amendments.
Amid Uniteam power struggle, can a ‘new opposition’ be in the works?
On November 29, 2021, the Marcos and Duterte camps entered into a marriage of convenience to form Uniteam – a powerhouse electoral coalition meant to ensure the victory of the Bongbong Marcos-Sara Duterte tandem in the 2022 elections.
Uniteam won on a generic platform of “unity” – mouthed by their supporters online and offline – but even before Marcos and Duterte could officially assume the top posts of the land, political observers were already wondering how long the coalition would hold, given that the President and Vice President belong to different political camps. Would they even make it to the next elections in 2025?