The grounds for the third and fourth impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte have been declared sufficient by the House Committee on Justice on Wednesday, March 18.

In an interview with GMA News on Wednesday, March 18, Laban TNVS president Jun de Leon said that while the additional fare provides some relief, it remains insufficient to cover the staggering rise in fuel costs.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday said that the looming fare hikes for jeeps, buses and other modes of transportation have been suspended.

As high fuel prices threaten to drive up inflation, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday assured the public that there is no need to hoard food supplies. 

Former National Economic Development Authority Secretary Winnie Monsod has expressed opposition to the proposed suspension of fuel excise taxes, describing the move as "unfortunate" and "very wrong" for the country's economic ...

The Commission on Appointments will seek clarification from Malacañang about the acting status of Cabinet secretaries.

Manufacturers of basic goods have pledged to keep prices steady for the next 30 days, despite mounting cost pressures from the ongoing Middle East conflict, the Department of Trade and Industry announced yesterday.

Twenty-four Filipino repatriates have arrived in Singapore from Saudi Arabia, the Department of Foreign Affairs said yesterday.

The defense counsel of former president Rodrigo Duterte has withdrawn his bid to appeal his failed disqualification request against Filipino lawyers representing victims in the crimes against humanity case at the International Criminal Court.

Following Vice President Sara Duterte’s “non-answer” to the impeachment complaints against her and the complainants’ waiver of their right to reply, the House committee on justice is looking to begin the hearing proper on Marc...