“We are working with the COMELEC on the participation of the PNP in the implementation of the said provision for in-person election activities,” PNP chief Carlos said.

Hazing and other forms of violence against cadets is “normal” at the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy, said one of its cadets in messages sent to friends and family before he died.

Commission on Elections Commissioner Antonio Kho and Commission on Audit chairperson Michael Aguinaldo are vying for a seat at the Supreme Court.

"They [Pfizer] have already asked and they already ask the list of requirements, and they told us that they are completing the requirements," Domingo said. 

DepEd’s two-month pilot study allows for 100 public and 20 private schools to begin limited in-person classes and more are expected to be included soon.

The number of fully-vaccinated Persons Deprived of Liberty in Bureau of Corrections facilities nationwide has risen to nearly 10,000, the latest data from the agency showed.

"When I was told about this, I was worried about the delivery riders. The burden is on them," she wrote in Filipino. 

"It would still be best to strengthen our criminal justice system, because if we ensure that the criminals get punished, that’s the best crime prevention measure."

The Makabayan bloc is urging the House of Representatives to investigate and condemn the Chinese Coast Guard’s blocking and water cannon attack against Filipino supply boats heading to Ayungin (Second Thomas) Shoal.

Justice remains elusive for the family of photojournalist Reynaldo “Bebot” Momay but they vowed to continue to fight for the late photojournalist, the 58th victim in the gruesome Maguindanao Massacre but whose case was junked by trial court.