The Malacañang Palace ordered a suspension of government operations and all levels of education in Metro Manila and 16 surrounding provinces for Friday afternoon amid severe weather caused by the southwest monsoon.

Malacañang dismissed Senator Robin Padilla’s defense of aliases used in confidential fund receipts, emphasizing that national heroes fought for the country rather than seeking personal financial gain.

Malacañang has dismissed allegations that the P180-million allocation for evacuation centers in each of the Philippines' 17 regions could be diverted as campaign funds for administration-backed candidates.

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang assured the public on Wednesday that the proposed P7.2-trillion national budget for 2027 includes funding that schools may use to strengthen security, following the…

Malacañang stated it could neither confirm nor deny reports that Vice President Sara Duterte sought a private meeting with President Marcos to discuss her political future.

Malacañang urged the public to report any abuse in the government's presidential scholarship program, specifically cases where local officials favor relatives or friends.

Malacañang has questioned whether Vice President Sara Duterte's camp is issuing another threat after her counsel warned that prosecuting her could set a precedent for filing charges against other top officials.

Malacañang has issued a warning against 'politicking' and 'mind conditioning' in anticipation of the 2028 national elections, following a recent survey that showed a hypothetical tandem of Leni Robredo and Raffy Tulfo.

Malacañang on Thursday cautioned against asking misleading questions during the cross-examination of witnesses in Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial, stating such questions could lead to incorrect answers.

The Philippine Congress has received the proposed P7.2 trillion national budget for 2027, which now includes flood control spending, an item previously removed from this year's budget. President Marcos is seeking a 'historic low' P120 billion in unprogrammed funds, sparking debate among lawmakers regarding priorities and transparency.

Malacañang has not denied Representative Sandro Marcos' claims regarding a 'power struggle' and the conditions within the Duterte administration in 2022.

Malacañang stated that the decision regarding the preventive suspension of Health Secretary Jose Brittanio 'Brix' Pujalte Jr., who faces two complaints, rests with the Office of the Ombudsman.

Malacañang expressed hope that senator-judges in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte would remain unbiased and not conceal evidence.

Malacañang has criticized a senator-judge's remark that only disbursing officers should be held liable for the alleged misuse of confidential funds, calling it the "most damaging" statement.

Authorities including the NBI, DILG, DOJ, and PNP have denied reports of Senator Bato dela Rosa's arrest, with Malacañang calling it a 'diversionary tactic' and noting that false online posts misrepresent an old video.

Malacañang has supported Gibo Teodoro's call for government officials who prioritize China's interests over the Philippines' in the West Philippine Sea dispute to reveal themselves and resign.

Malacañang rejected concerns raised by Senator Imee Marcos regarding the Pax Silica Initiative's impact on farmers in Capas, Tarlac. The Palace stated that the area had already been designated as a buildable zone since 2019.

Malacañang confirmed that the anti-political dynasty bill remains a priority measure for the Marcos administration, despite President Marcos not mentioning it in his recent State of the Nation Address.

Malacañang stated that Vice President Sara Duterte’s declining trust and performance ratings in a recent Octa Research survey reflect public recognition of her perceived lack of contribution to addressing the country’s pressing problems.

Malacañang stated that Senator Alan Peter Cayetano is responsible for the unfulfilled P10,000 aid promise and should stop blaming others, including President Marcos.

Malacañang has drawn a distinction between an ordinary citizen jailed for a threat and Vice President Sara Duterte's "assassination" remarks towards President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., stating that Duterte's comments were a national security concern.

Malacañang has called for monitoring and care for Senator Rodante Marcoleta's health following his arrest on a nonbailable charge of plunder related to an undeclared campaign contribution.

President Marcos Jr. hosted a reception at Malacañang, expressing his admiration for the Philippines' newest source of pride, Eala, and joking about inventing the event for a photo opportunity.

Malacañang has rejected the request for a service extension for the retiring Calabarzon police chief, Chief Superintendent Marantan. This decision means the top cop will not continue in his position beyond his scheduled retirement.

Malacañang has rejected claims that the executive branch could influence the judiciary in the plunder case against Sen. Rodante Marcoleta, according to Palace press officer Claire Castro.

Malacañang addressed Senator Imee Marcos's statement about the government being 'high on drugs,' asserting it was an attempt to shield Vice President Sara Duterte from potential legal issues. Actress Claire Castro also criticized Imee Marcos's supporters, calling them 'pitiful' and 'ignorant'.

Malacañang has issued a reminder to Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) protesters that their right to assembly must adhere to the law, noting that their rally impacted workers, students, and commuters on EDSA.

Malacañang confirmed that the Russian government released 24 Filipinos who had been detained in Yakutsk, eastern Siberia, for nearly nine months without charges, and did not request anything in return.

Malacañang defended the administration against criticisms regarding labor-related reforms, stating that wage hikes and VAT removal are the responsibility of Congress.

Malacañang has declared special non-working days in 19 areas across the Philippines for various celebrations scheduled in June 2026.

Malacañang expressed condolences to the families of Ateneo de Manila University student-athletes who died during a training accident at a beach in Aurora, calling for a prompt investigation.

The Philippine Senate is experiencing a leadership dispute, with Senator Alan Cayetano insisting on his Senate presidency despite a rival bloc rejecting his offer for joint sign-off on documents. This has led to a situation described as having "two Senates."

Malacañang has criticized Davao City Mayor Baste Duterte for ordering trash to be dumped at the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Davao office, following his criticism of the DENR's 'bureaucratic ineptitude' over the closure of the city's sanitary landfill.

Malacañang has publicly told senators to conduct themselves properly following renewed tensions and commotion within the Senate premises.

Malacañang has called on the Senate to 'shape up' amidst internal leadership disputes and ongoing hearings into a flood control scam, while denying President Marcos's involvement in corruption.

Malacañang has labeled as 'fake news' claims by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s sister, Imee Marcos, that he is allegedly pushing for the suspension of the 2028 elections to extend his term.

Malacañang has expressed concern that ongoing political turmoil in the Philippine Senate could impede the passage of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s priority measures before Congress's upcoming break.

A fact-check confirms that there is no order from President Marcos to halt impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte, with Malacañang stating the President will not interfere.

Malacañang has denied claims by Senator Imee Marcos that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his allies are pushing for charter change to extend his term by floating a no-election scenario in 2028, calling it a 'diversionary tactic'.

Malacañang stated that the Marcos administration can address illegal drug use without extrajudicial killings, in response to Davao City Mayor Sebastian "Baste" Duterte's recent remarks.

Malacañang has refuted claims made by Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano and other members of the new majority bloc, asserting that the Senate was never under attack.

Malacañang announced its plan to propose the United Package for Livelihoods, Industry, Food, and Transport (UPLIFT) Bill to Congress, aiming to address government savings, project listings, and unreleased appropriations.

Malacañang assured Vice President Sara Duterte that her travel authority request would be approved but questioned the timing of her planned "vacation." A Palace press officer raised concerns about the decision.

Malacañang has announced that all preparations are complete for the Philippines to host the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit next month, despite various domestic political challenges.

Malacañang has stated that there is currently no evidence to substantiate claims of death threats against Zaldy Co, indicating a lack of safety risk.

The Philippine Department of Energy is expediting 22 renewable energy projects to enhance alternative power sources and bolster the country's energy supply, according to Malacañang.

Malacañang announced that the Philippines will maintain its course in stabilizing the economy and strengthening social protection to reduce poverty, following a report projecting the country to record the second-highest growth.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has publicly challenged those claiming he is sick to join him for exercise, dismissing rumors about his health.

Malacañang dismissed criticisms that the Department of the Interior and Local Government’s (DILG) Safer Cities Initiative is anti-poor, stating that discipline should not be labeled as discrimination.

Malacañang intends to pursue charges against individuals spreading disinformation about President Marcos’ health, following renewed online rumors claiming he is suffering from a serious illness.

Malacañang Press Officer Claire Castro has dismissed claims of an 'energy lockdown' as 'fake news,' with the Palace earlier stating no such lockdown is expected.

Malacañang announced that the Philippines' safe passage agreement with Iran will not strain its alliance with the United States, clarifying its diplomatic position.

Malacañang has labeled a circulating announcement about an 'energy lockdown' starting in 2026 as fake news, clarifying that no such directive was issued by the Department of Energy.

An opinion piece argues against Malacañang's position on a wealth tax in the Philippines, asserting that failing to tax the rich exacerbates economic inequality while the majority struggle with inflation.

LUCENA CITY, Quezon — A farmers’ group on Tuesday urged Malacañang to include peasants and fisherfolk in the proposed “crisis committee” being formed to address possible food and fuel shortages amid…

MANILA, Philippines — It was the first debut—and apparently the only one so far—held in Malacañang.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has sworn in former Environment Secretary Maria Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga as the Special Envoy for Disaster Risk Reduction and Management during a ceremony at Malacañang Palace.

MANILA, Philippines — Following Malacañang’s declaration of March 20, 2026 as a regular holiday, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is suspending the expanded number coding scheme…

Heightened security observed at the Malacañang complex on Sunday was part of a routine exercise designed to test the operational readiness of personnel and units, according to Palace Press Officer Claire Castro.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. reaffirmed his administration’s continuing support for the Bangsamoro peace process, asserting that the national government is working hard to bring progress to the region. This follows his hosting of the Grand Iftar 2026 at Malacañang Palace, where he urged Muslim leaders and community members to foster unity, compassion, and sustained efforts toward peace.

A committee of the House of Representatives has approved a bill co-authored by President Marcos’ son proposing the suspension of the excise on fuel as a way to cushion the spike in oil prices due to the Middle East conflict. Malacañang earlier said the President would ask Congress for emergency powers to take such mitigation

Palace press officer Claire Castro denied Malacañang's involvement in the replacement of Caloocan Rep. Edgar Erice as House senior deputy minority leader, stating that his peers rejected him.

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Wednesday chided Quezon City Rep. Bong Suntay for claiming that Vice President Sara Duterte’s remarks that she had hired a hitman to kill President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos  and former Speaker Martin Romualdez were not actual threats. In a briefing on Palace press officer Claire Castro said any

The fate of the body formed to investigate the multibillion-peso flood control scam is expected to be decided this week, as Malacañang is anticipated to act on its four-month accomplishment report.

The presidential palace and the August Twenty-One Movement jointly condemned Sen. Robinhood Padilla for comparing historical Filipino patriot pseudonyms to aliases found on official transaction receipts.

Malacañang stated the government has not discussed providing a fuel subsidy for private motorists following another round of petroleum price increases.

Malacañang announced that the Department of Budget and Management has released an additional P1.855 billion in funding for the Philippine General Hospital (PGH).

Malacañang has mandated alternative work arrangements for government offices in 18 areas on Wednesday, August 19, in response to the effects of the southwest monsoon, or habagat.

Malacañang has stated that President Marcos never discussed the 'leadership fund' with former Department of Public Works and Highways secretary Manuel Bonoan.

Malacañang did not confirm reports that Vice President Sara Duterte requested a private meeting with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., though it noted the President is always open to discussions.

MANILA, Philippines – Malacañang reminded public school teachers to maintain professionalism and refrain from posting online content that compromises the identities of their students.

Malacañang has urged Philippine lawmakers to thoroughly study the proposed P7.2-trillion national budget for 2027, particularly its financial assistance component, before making public comments.

Malacañang has announced the suspension of government work and classes across all levels in 12 areas, including the National Capital Region, due to the habagat (southwest monsoon). The measure aims to ensure public safety amidst adverse weather conditions.

Malacañang stated that the recent meeting between First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos and actress Kris Aquino demonstrates the good relationship maintained between their families.

Malacañang reiterated that the slowing Philippine economic growth in the second quarter, reported at 2.3 percent, is considered temporary and does not reflect the country's long-term economic direction.

Malacañang announced that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s standing order for the arrest of Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, based on an International Criminal Court warrant, remains in effect, and the source of fake news regarding the arrest will face charges.

Malacañang announced that the P12-per-liter fuel discount for public utility vehicles and UV Express units will remain in effect indefinitely, as no end date has been set for the program.

Malacañang has called on senator-judges in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte to remain impartial and avoid acting as defense lawyers, emphasizing the need for truth to emerge.

Malacañang has assured the public that any reconciliation between Senators Panfilo Lacson and Alan Peter Cayetano will not compromise the ongoing flood control investigation in the Philippines.

Malacañang has expressed support for Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro's call for state officials siding with China on the West Philippine Sea issue to resign. The Palace stated it sees nothing wrong with Teodoro's stance.

Malacañang stated that an investigation must first be conducted into allegations of gambling activities against Health Secretary Jose Brittanio 'Brix' Pujalte Jr. before President Marcos takes any action regarding his position.

Malacañang has issued a warning to the public and local government officials about individuals and groups falsely claiming to be authorized representatives for the disbursement of the Local Government Support Fund (LGSF) and the So.

President Marcos Jr. highlighted the importance of mutual trust and common ground as he welcomed foreign ministers to Malacañang for the conclusion of the 50th anniversary commemoration of the Treaty of Amity.

Malacañang announced that President Marcos condemned the China Coast Guard's baton attack on a Filipino sailor during the latest incident near BRP Sierra Madre, asserting that Filipino personnel acted within their mandate and rights.

Malacañang stated that Senator Alan Peter Cayetano's proposed P10,000 cash assistance for Filipino families did not materialize due to his own shortcomings, refuting his claims against President Ferdinand Marcos.

Almost a month after President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. called for a special session of Congress, only one of his eight priority bills has been submitted to his office for signature, according to Malacañang.

Malacañang stated it would be difficult for Vice President Sara Duterte's camp to prove allegations of an assassination plot against her and her family.

Philippine President Marcos conferred the Order of Sikatuna, Rank of Datu (Grand Cross, Gold Distinction), on outgoing South Korean Ambassador Lee Sang-hwa during his farewell call at Malacañang.

Malacañang stated that Vice President Sara Duterte's remarks regarding an assassination threat against President Marcos were neither hypothetical nor conditional, suggesting the Duterte camp's defense amounted to an admission.

Malacañang announced it will relay the appeal for executive clemency for Mary Jane Veloso, who is in state custody after returning from Indonesia, to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Malacañang countered Vice President Sara Duterte's assertion that the current administration is defined by 'poor governance,' emphasizing good leadership under President Marcos Jr.

Malacañang has rejected claims that no major figures have been implicated in a flood control scandal, asserting that ongoing cases, arrests, and blacklists demonstrate progress in addressing the issue.

Malacañang has declared June 24 a special non-working day in Lian, Batangas, for the observance of the Sambuhos Festival, as per Proclamation No. 1321 issued on June 16.

Malacañang has ordered a thorough investigation into claims that a deceased PhilHealth member was denied benefits due to the state insurer’s 24-hour confinement rule.

Malacañang has urged an immediate investigation into the deaths of Ateneo athletes during a team activity, while also discouraging the spread of rumors related to hazing.

The Philippine Palace has shifted its stance on calling a special session of Congress, indicating that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will wait for the Senate gridlock to be resolved first.

The Philippine government, through Malacañang, has rejected proposed additional tariffs from the US Trade Representative, asserting that the country does not condone forced labor. The US proposal stems from alleged failures to address forced labor, which is seen as causing unfair competition.

Malacañang dismissed allegations by former Marines linking President Marcos to flood aid irregularities, while the Armed Forces of the Philippines clarified that the individuals were no longer in service at the time of the alleged acts.

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Thursday dismissed as “false and baseless” allegations made by a group of former Marines linking President Marcos to alleged cash deliveries connected to the flood…

Malacañang has dared individuals claiming to be former Marines to provide evidence for their allegations of delivering suitcases of money to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s supposed residence in Paoay, Ilocos Norte.

Malacañang has urged Vice President Sara Duterte to directly address the accusations against her regarding impeachment, noting her office's response cited 'technicalities' without outright denial.

TOKYO, Japan — Malacañang on Wednesday said the record-low net satisfaction of President Marcos only pushes him to work harder.

Vietnam's President Tô Lâm is scheduled to make a state visit to the Philippines from May 31 to June 1, as announced by Malacañang.

Financial experts have been enlisted for the potential impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, according to Ridon. Malacañang has stated it will not prejudge the outcome, leaving the verdict to the senators.

Malacañang has declared special non-working days in several localities across the Philippines to commemorate founding anniversaries, fiestas, and cultural events. Proclamation No. 1243 specifies May 18, 2026, as one such day.

The Armed Forces of the Philippines stated that Marine deployments in key government and public areas, including the Senate and Malacañang Palace, are part of standard security operations.

Malacañang has refuted Senator Imee Marcos's assertion that the government is importing cabbage, which she claimed would harm local farmers. The Palace labeled her story as "fake news."

Malacañang stated that there has been no known communication between President Marcos and Romualdez amidst an ongoing corruption controversy.

Malacañang has called on national agencies and local government units to help farmers and traders by not delaying food trucks, leveraging reduced toll and port fees to mitigate the impact of high fuel costs on food prices.

Malacañang has issued a warning to the public regarding criminals who are posing as First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos on WhatsApp to solicit money and issue directives to government officials.

Malacañang has ordered transport authorities to work closely with local government units and the interior department to ensure the seamless implementation of measures aimed at helping public utility…

Malacañang clapped back at former Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque for criticizing President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s running, stating it's "better to run a few meters than run from the law."

Malacañang has dismissed the newly launched coalition formed by allies of the Duterte family.

Malacañang has denied claims that live footage of President Marcos was manipulated, amidst headlines also covering Gloria Arroyo, and the sons of Biden and Trump.

Malacañang officials assured business leaders that the government would cut bureaucratic red tape and expedite logistics processes as part of its response to a national energy emergency.

A Philippine senator has stated that an energy lockdown is unnecessary and would harm the economy, following rumors of such a measure being considered by Malacañang amidst an oil crisis.

Malacañang announced its intention to file charges against individuals spreading false information aimed at exploiting energy-related issues that have arisen from the Middle East conflict.

After the Independent Commission for Infrastructure yesterday ceased operations upon submitting its confidential final report, Malacañang maintained that President Marcos has not forgotten the fight…

Malacañang has stated that private sector companies are free to decide on implementing work-from-home arrangements to help reduce fuel costs and mitigate the impact of rising oil prices.

Malacañang has criticized Navotas Lone District Rep. Toby Tiangco for his 'baseless statements' alleging vote-buying in the House of Representatives to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was unable to personally welcome Filipinos arriving from the Middle East due to other scheduled engagements in Malacañang, according to a statement from the Palace.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. may declare a state of emergency to address energy issues and price shocks, but only if the situation significantly deteriorates, according to Malacañang.

The Commission on Appointments in the Philippines will seek clarification from Malacañang regarding the acting status of several Cabinet secretaries.

The pursuit of people involved in the multibillion-peso flood control scandal continues even with the looming closure of the Independent Commission for Infrastructure, Malacañang said yesterday.

There is no leadership shuffle at the Department of Information and Communications Technology and former presidential spokesman Edwin Lacierda is not being eyed to head the agency, Malacañang…

he Philippines still has no plans to rejoin the International Criminal Court, Malacañang said on Monday, as the Philippine National Police (PNP) prepares for possible protest actions marking the first anniversary of former president Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest and detention in The Hague.

The Philippines' 'Insider Threat Program' has identified at least three individuals who shared sensitive information and documents with Chinese nationals, as reported by Malacañang.

President Marcos may consider a four-day workweek as part of efforts to conserve energy amid soaring oil prices triggered by escalating conflict in the Middle East, Malacañang said yesterday.

President Marcos is “well” and working even on a Saturday, Malacañang said amid fresh rumors that the Chief Executive was brought to a hospital.

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Thursday said the national flood control master plan remains on the table despite the major river basin plan being pushed by the Department of Public Works and…

Executive Secretary Ralph Recto and Malacañang have called on local government units (LGUs) in the Philippines to intensify their efforts in preventing floods by managing garbage more efficiently and keeping waterways clear.

Malacañang has accepted Vice President Sara Duterte’s call for greater transparency regarding government officials’ foreign trips, stating its willingness to disclose all travel authorities and expenses issued by the Office of the President.

Malacañang defended First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos' birthday post, which announced a break and drew criticism for appearing insensitive during heavy rains and flooding in Metro Manila.

Malacañang reiterated that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. had no involvement in the so-called 'leadership fund,' asserting it was never part of the budget he signed into law.

Malacañang confirmed the resignation of two Department of Health (DOH) undersecretaries in the Philippines, who were reportedly facing complaints before the Office of the Ombudsman.

Education Secretary Sonny Angara has requested Malacañang to broaden emergency labor support through the Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged Workers (TUPAD) program. This initiative aims to expedite the cleanup of public schools affected by recent monsoon rains.

Malacañang has issued a reminder to public school teachers to uphold professionalism and avoid posting online content that could compromise the identities of their students. The directive cites a statement from the Department of Education.

Malacañang has declared September 11 a special non-working holiday in the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 1998 ‘Sipat’ or cessation of hostilities.

Malacañang ordered a work-from-home arrangement for government offices in Zambales, Bataan, and Occidental Mindoro on August 11 due to the continued effects of the southwest monsoon, 'habagat'.

Malacañang stated that the slowing Philippine economic growth in the second quarter of 2026 is temporary and does not reflect the country's long-term economic direction.

The Malacañang Palace has deferred to the Office of the Ombudsman regarding the preventive suspension of recently appointed Health Secretary Jose Brittanio “Brix” Pujalte Jr. following new complaints against him, with the Ombudsman now tasked to decide his fate after a graft complaint was filed.

Malacañang urged the public to “bring back decency” after a video showed students heckling President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. during his visit to Davao City.

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang suspended government work and classes at all levels in the National Capital Region, Abra, Ilocos Sur, La Union, Benguet, Pangasinan and Zambales on Wednesday…

Malacañang has called on transport groups to engage in dialogue rather than proceed with their planned strike, stating that protests are not the solution to their grievances.

Malacañang has defended the release of former Senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. on bail, insisting that no special treatment was given and emphasizing judicial independence after his bail petition was approved by the Sandiganbayan.

Cabinet Secretary Benhur Abalos has assured city and municipal officials that Malacañang is accessible to everyone, regardless of political affiliation, emphasizing the Marcos administration's commitment to inclusive governance.

Malacañang has instructed power firms to reduce electricity theft and losses before passing costs onto consumers, responding to pushback from utility companies amid President Marcos's efforts to lower bills.

Malacañang has announced special non-working days in 11 areas across the Philippines to facilitate residents' participation in local fiestas, anniversaries, and commemorations.

Despite a recent series of reported killings, Malacañang defended the Philippine National Police’s (PNP) report indicating a decline in the country’s crime rate.

The Marcos government's rice distribution program has reportedly benefited seven million Filipino families nationwide, with Malacañang assuring the public that no one will go hungry and that the initiative also supports local farmers.

Malacañang stated that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. remains unfazed by fluctuations in his public approval ratings, emphasizing his priority is to work for Filipinos rather than focusing on survey numbers.

Malacañang has reiterated that the 2016 Arbitral Award concerning the West Philippine Sea is not merely a 'piece of paper,' assuring that President Marcos will continue to protect the country's sovereign rights.

Malacañang stated that protecting politicians despite overwhelming evidence of wrongdoing is a betrayal of the people. The statement also maintained that Vice President Sara Duterte issued a "grave threat" against President Marcos.

Malacañang has acknowledged the Philippines' achievement of upper-middle income status as a milestone, while emphasizing that it is not the ultimate goal and the plight of millions of impoverished Filipinos still needs to be addressed.

President Marcos and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney yesterday visited a branch of Jollibee, owned by a Filipino-Canadian here, which Malacañang said reflects growing business ties between the…

Malacañang on Tuesday denied accusations of 'selective justice' made by the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) following their protest and claims related to Marcoleta's case.

Malacañang has expressed reservations about the “total ban” on cellphones in Dumanjug, Cebu schools, effective June 29, citing concerns over the unreasonableness of the penalty despite well-meaning intentions.

Malacañang has declared June 24, 2026, a special non-working day in the City of Manila to mark its 455th founding anniversary, as announced through Proclamation No. 1320.

Malacañang, the Philippine presidential palace, stated on Thursday that there is no need to conduct loyalty checks within the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), despite reports of growing frustration among uniformed personnel over current national issues.

Malacañang has urged senators aligned with acting Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian to reject an “interim administrative arrangement” proposed by Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano, who claims to remain the chamber’s president.

Malacañang has praised the Bureau of Customs (BOC) for collecting over P400 billion in revenues during the first five months of the year, surpassing its collection targets.

Palace Press Officer Claire Castro urged the public to stay vigilant against "forces of darkness" following an alleged plan by "pro-Sara" groups to attack Malacañang on June 12, though she did not confirm the plan.

Palace Press Officer Claire Castro refuted Senator Alan Peter Cayetano’s claim that Malacañang is supporting an illegitimate Senate, stating the executive branch believes in the rule of law.

President Marcos Jr. has appointed the estranged brother of Senate President Alan Cayetano to manage the government's primary television station, PTV-4, amidst political rifts between some senators and Malacañang that have stalled legislative work.

The Food and Drug Administration in the Philippines is currently assessing a proposed dengue vaccine, Qdenga. Malacañang reminded the public to continue taking precautionary measures against the mosquito-borne viral illness.

TOKYO, Japan — Malacañang said Tuesday night’s heated exchange at the Senate and the ensuing walkout of the minority bloc over a proposal to allow remote voting of members even during nonemergencies…

TOKYO, Japan — Malacañang on Wednesday said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s record-low net satisfaction rating only pushes him to improve his work further.

Malacañang debunked Davao City First District Rep. Paolo Duterte's claim that the city received no support from the national government since the Marcos administration took over, stating it received P7.8 billion.

Malacañang described an investigative report claiming President Marcos Jr. hired a London public relations firm to rehabilitate his image as "based on speculation and intrigue," declining further comment.

Malacañang peace adviser Mel Senen Sarmiento engaged in a discussion with Rappler reporter Iya Gozum regarding the ongoing progress and future challenges of the BARMM peace process.

President Marcos is scheduled to meet with Paraguay President Santiago Peña Palacios at Malacañang today to discuss expanding cooperation between their two countries in key sectors.

Malacañang stated that President Marcos' trust in the Armed Forces of the Philippines remains intact, even after the NBI suggested a soldier might have been hired by Vice President Sara Duterte in an alleged plot to kill him.

Malacañang has distanced President Marcos from claims regarding the alleged arrest of Zaldy Co, whose whereabouts remain unclear. The situation has created a "debacle" as officials clarify the government's position.

Malacañang has pledged to comply with the Supreme Court's directive for President Marcos to respond to a petition seeking the disclosure of his medical test results.

Malacañang has not confirmed any resignation or removal of President Marcos, nor have any constitutional grounds for presidential succession been triggered, debunking rumors about the leadership.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was seen jogging and doing jumping jacks in Malacañang, and lifting a sack of rice at another public event, to show proof of his life and health.

Malacañang has released an updated list of foreign ownership limits, now permitting full foreign ownership in telecommunications operations, subject to reciprocity requirements.

The Malacañang Palace and the Malacañang Press Corps have refuted persistent online claims regarding President Marcos's health, stating that the President remains active and publicly visible.

The Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) has strongly denied allegations that its members received money to conceal the true state of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s health. The MPC affirmed its commitment to accurate reporting.

Malacañang has refuted online posts alleging that President Marcos is suffering from stage 4 colon cancer, asserting that the President remains in good health.

Malacañang stated that an evidence-based approach is guiding the government's response to a flood control scandal, rather than immediate prosecutions.

Malacañang has refuted rumors about President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s health, stating he is busy with official engagements and is "definitely well" after skipping a recent schedule.

Malacañang, the Philippine presidential palace, has dismissed as 'fake news' reports circulating about an 'energy lockdown' supposedly taking effect on April 20.

Malacañang has hit back at Senator Imee Marcos for allegedly dragging the President's name, following her comments about her brother, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., amidst their estranged relationship.

Malacañang, through Palace press officer Undersecretary Claire Castro, asserted that the Philippines has consistently maintained sincerity in its dealings and negotiations with the international community.

Malacañang has announced it will leave it to the ombudsman to disclose the flood control findings of the Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI).

President Marcos and Bhutanese Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay held a historic meeting at Malacañang, marking the first diplomatic encounter between the Philippines and Bhutan.

Another batch of overseas Filipino workers from the Middle East is expected to be repatriated within the month through a government-arranged flight, Malacañang said yesterday.

LINGAYEN, Pangasinan – The Pangasinan provincial government has decided not to adopt a four-day workweek, citing concerns that it could disrupt the delivery of essential public services, particularly in healthcare. Vice Governor Mark Lambino said the decision came after officials studied the feasibility of the extended Monday-to-Thursday work scheme authorized by Malacañang for executive branch

Malacañang said Thursday, March 12, it is monitoring reports of a possible Iranian drone attack on California — where an estimated 1.7 million Filipinos live — though United States officials have already stressed the threat is not considered credible or imminent.

MANILA, Philippines — Palace Press Officer Claire Castro on Monday criticized Vice President Sara Duterte for saying it “was not that difficult” to send aircraft to repatriate Filipinos affected by the conflict in the Middle East, calling her remarks out of touch with reality. Duterte made the comments during an interview on Ibalik ang Tapang at

Malacañang has joined forces with nine leading Philippine newspapers, including the Philippine Daily Inquirer, to combat the spread of 'fake news' across digital and social media platforms.

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. may consider studying a proposal to adopt a four-day workweek as part of the government’s efforts to save energy as conflict in the Middle East intensifies, according to Malacañang. In a briefing on Wednesday, Palace press officer Claire Castro said the President could look into the suggestion, especially if