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SC REJECTS BATO'S BID TO BLOCK GOV'T COOPERATION WITH ICC
The Supreme Court has denied Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa’s request for a temporary restraining order (TRO) and status quo ante order seeking to stop the Philippine government from cooperating with the International Criminal Court (ICC). The petition was filed amid concerns over the possible enforcement of ICC actions related to the Duterte administration’s controversial war on drugs, where dela Rosa served as Philippine National Police chief. In earlier filings, the Offic

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May 201 min read


DALAWANG DPWH-CAR OFFICIALS, SINIBAK MATAPOS MAHULOG SA BANGIN ANG SIKLISTA SA BENGUET
Tinanggal sa puwesto ng Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) ang dalawang opisyal ng DPWH-Cordillera Administrative Region matapos ang trahedya sa Beckel, La Trinidad, Benguet kung saan nasawi ang isang siklista matapos mahulog sa bangin sa bahagi ng kalsadang may pagguho. Inalis ni DPWH Secretary Vince Dizon sa kanilang posisyon sina District Engineer Isagani Cayme at Engineer III Marjory Banao dahil umano sa kawalan ng sapat na road safety signages at traffic cont

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May 191 min read


SENATE CONFIRMS NEW COMMITTE CHAIRMANSHIPS
The Senate approved a new set of committee chairmanships on Monday, May 18, following the recent leadership reshuffle. The reorganization includes key committees on education, defense, health, energy, and public services. • Loren Legarda – Culture and the Arts; Basic Education • Pia Cayetano – Ways and Means; Sustainable Development Goals, Innovation and Futures Thinking; Energy • Bong Go – Health and Demography; Sports • Joel Villanueva – Higher, Technical and Vocational Edu

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May 181 min read
QUICK TAKE: MAIN CHARACTER SYNDROME?
The meme that took over the country this week may be entertaining for some, but what’s disappointing is how it reflects evasion of accountability and disregard for the rule of law. All of this unfolded alongside the so-called Senate coup, the sudden change in Senate leadership, and Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa’s public outburst - all within the same day. While debates continue on whether the ICC has jurisdiction over his case, one fact remains: he has been out of public r
May 131 min read
114TH: THE COST OF TELLING THE TRUTH
The Philippines is not failing at press freedom by accident. It is failing by design—or at the very least, by tolerance. In 2026, the country ranks 114th out of around 180 nations in the World Press Freedom Index of Reporters Without Borders, scoring 46.79—classified under a “difficult” environment. In Southeast Asia, it sits at 5th place, behind Timor-Leste (30th globally), Thailand (92nd), Malaysia (95th), and Brunei (96th). This is not a region known for strong press prote
May 33 min read
"SUKLI KO, TULONG KO: BAYANIHAN SA GITNA NG KALSADA"
Sa gitna ng araw-araw na pakikipagsapalaran ng mga tsuper sa lansangan, isang simpleng mensahe ang nagbigay-liwanag sa tunay na diwa ng malasakit at bayanihan. “Maraming salamat sa mga naging pasahero ko ngayon… hindi na nila kinukuha ang sukli. Naiintindihan nila ang kalagayan naming mga driver.” Sa unang tingin, tila maliit na bagay lamang ang hindi pagkuha ng sukli. Ngunit para sa mga tsuper na araw-araw humaharap sa tumataas na presyo ng krudo, mabigat na boundary, at lim
Apr 152 min read


LUNAS SA HIV
Isang 63-anyos na lalaki mula sa Norway ang itinuturing na halos ganap nang gumaling mula sa HIV matapos sumailalim sa isang pambihira at mataas ang panganib na stem cell transplant—isang kaso na nagbibigay ng panibagong pag-asa sa siyensya. Tinaguriang “Oslo patient,” ang lalaki ay kabilang na ngayon sa iilang tao sa mundo—humigit-kumulang sampu—na nakaranas ng long-term remission mula sa HIV. Ngunit kakaiba ang kanyang kaso: ang donor ay mismong kanyang kapatid. Ang susi sa

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Apr 152 min read


WELCOME HOME TO EARTH
In a moment that will be remembered for generations, the crew of Artemis II has safely returned to Earth after completing humanity’s first crewed journey around the Moon in over 50 years. Astronauts Christina Koch, Jeremy Hansen, Reid Wiseman, and Victor Glover were seen seated together shortly after extraction, marking the successful end of a historic lunar flyby mission on April 11, 2026 (Philippine time). The mission, led by NASA in partnership with the Canadian Space Agen

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Apr 111 min read


TO THE MOON AND BACK
In a historic leap for space exploration, astronauts aboard Artemis II have captured breathtaking close-up images of the Moon—offering humanity a rare glimpse of regions never before seen by human eyes. According to NASA, on April 6, 2026, the crew successfully flew around the Moon, documenting extraordinary views during their journey. These newly released images showcase the Moon in stunning detail, highlighting its rugged beauty and mysterious terrain. Among the most captiv

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Apr 81 min read
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