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Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. praised the 250th Presidential Airlift Wing for its rapid deployment capabilities in supporting disaster-stricken communities across the country.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. toured Barangay Sta. Fe in San Marcelino, Zambales, where a newly completed temporary bridge has restored access to the previously isolated community.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. confirmed that a long-neglected national flood control master plan is finally being executed, following an inspection of bridges in Tarlac province.

MANILA, Philippines – The national government will allocate P300 million for the rehabilitation of the Agana Bridge, which recently collapsed from strong river currents and continuous heavy rains due…

Socialist MP Marcos Perestrello holds the government accountable for controversies surrounding naval frigate purchases and challenges opposition parties to support parliamentary oversight.

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Tuesday said the backlash against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday urged newly promoted Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) flag officers to lead by example and uphold the highest standards of integrity in…

Students and faculty at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines have voiced strong opposition to plans granting former president Ferdinand Marcos Jr. an honorary law degree. Government officials defend the honor, citing his administration’s developmental contributions.

President Marcos accelerates a new critical minerals strategy focused on tapping additional mineral reservations and building a robust domestic processing industry to move beyond raw ore exports.

President Marcos has drawn flak over online videos showing him singing during the birthday celebration of First Lady Liza Marcos while some areas were inundated by floods caused by the southwest…

Students at the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila are protesting the university's decision to award President Ferdinand Jr. an honorary Doctor of Laws degree, stating they were not consulted and citing the legacy of former rector Jose Maria Sison.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. paid tribute to Maj. Ma. Joshua Santiago, his former aide-de-camp, who died at age 39. The cause of death remains undisclosed.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced government initiatives to streamline supply chains and remove intermediaries between farmers, producers, and markets during a visit to Batangas egg producers.

The well-known couple has officially divorced after a quarter-century together, concluding a relationship that had previously survived a personal crisis.

The Philippine government plans to increase funding for Department of Science and Technology scholarships next year, expecting more Filipino students to receive support for STEM programs.

Despite past political rivalry, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. now views former Vice President Leni Robredo and over a thousand local chief executives as strategic allies across party lines.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. recognized singer-songwriter Gwyn Dorado for becoming the first foreign contestant to reach the Top 4 of South Korea's Sing Again 4.

President Marcos is pushing for the local production of Filipino-made e-jeeps and e-tricycles to boost the country's transportation sector. He also highlighted a pact between St. Luke’s and PhilHealth aimed at expanding access to quality healthcare services.

Reports of a meeting between Philippine leaders Marcos and Duterte have been dismissed as 'fake news,' raising questions about who benefits from such reconciliation rumors.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced plans to construct five Sabo Dams in Nueva Ecija by 2027. These dams aim to mitigate flooding in Central Luzon during heavy rain periods.

ACT Teachers Rep. Antonio Tinio criticized President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s executive order on critical minerals, calling it a 'wholesale surrender' of the country's ore wealth to foreign entities.

Philippine President Marcos has approved a new framework aimed at establishing the country's critical minerals industry, which could lead to the privatization of public mineral assets and a shake-up in the mining sector.

Marcos Rodríguez, a Spaniard who spent twelve years living in the mountains without human contact among wolves as a child and young man, has passed away at the age of 80.

Educators in the Philippines are rejecting the Marcos government's police-heavy approach to addressing school violence, advocating for alternative solutions.

Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja, known as Spain's 'wolf child' who lived with wolves in Sierra Morena, has passed away at the age of 80.

A recent monsoon deluge in the Philippines has brought renewed scrutiny to an alleged flood-control scandal, testing President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr's political accountability. Anger is growing over alleged corruption related to flood prevention projects.

President Marcos announced plans for 13 new pumping stations and 30-39 potential sites for rain-detention structures and underground floodwater storage facilities to alleviate flooding in Metro Manila.

Carlos Vega, a former military intelligence captain, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in the abduction of Marcos Ramos, marking the 128th grandchild recovered by the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo.

President Marcos has instructed the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to expedite comprehensive flood control projects, including those in the Davao Region, which are allocated P107.4 billion in the 2027 national budget, drawing criticism from some lawmakers.

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

First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos drew criticism after posting a birthday selfie and announcing a break from duties while parts of the Philippines were experiencing heavy flooding.

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.

A political science professor suggested that Philippine President Marcos should avoid announcing his preferred candidate for the 2028 presidential elections to prevent questions about his administration's priorities.

The Chief Minister of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), Ahod Balawag Ebrahim, also known as Murad Ebrahim, survived an ambush on his convoy in Maguindanao del Norte. President Marcos has ordered a probe into the incident and tighter security measures.

The Philippine political coalition 1Sambayan has threatened to file a new petition with the Supreme Court if the Marcos administration fails to secure funding to return P107 billion to the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC).

Manila Rep. Bienvenido Abante criticized Vice President Sara Duterte for an alleged online threat against President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, and former speaker Martin Romualdez, calling it a betrayal of public trust.

The article examines how denialist and conspiratorial messages shared by celebrities on social media have real-world consequences for public health, as measured by a recent study.

President Marcos has expressed his desire for his successor to continue the anti-corruption campaign. He is eyeing a 2028 presidential candidate who will sustain this drive.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has reassured the public that foreign investors cannot exploit Philippine minerals without government approval, addressing concerns surrounding the Pax Silica project.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. expressed alarm after learning that Congress had slashed 85.5% from the Department of Public Works and Highways' (DPWH) proposed P52.7-billion budget for foreign-assisted projects, redirecting it to 8,075 inserted projects.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is grappling with a spending dilemma, needing to accelerate government expenditure to revive growth but also warning against simply "throwing money at the problem" following issues like the flood-control mess.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. expressed confidence in continued economic cooperation with China, despite ongoing disputes, citing instances of collaboration including on energy supplies during Middle East conflicts.

A timeline details how Marcos Iriarte-Valdez, a noncitizen suspected of stabbing retiree Todd Stewart in California, was allegedly caught and subsequently released by a Newsom-appointed judge, despite surveillance video evidence.

The Department of Education in the Philippines has proposed a P976-billion budget for 2027, representing 13.55% of the Marcos administration's total P7.2-trillion national budget request.

The Palace Press Officer challenged Caloocan Rep. Edgar Erice to substantiate his criticisms regarding President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s stance on former Speaker Martin Romualdez.

An illegal immigrant, Marcos Iriarte-Valdez, has been charged with the brutal slaying of 68-year-old Todd Stewart in Martinez, just one day after a California judge released him on his own recognizance.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. dismissed calls for stricter penalties for littering and improper garbage disposal, emphasizing that a proper waste management system must be established first.

President Marcos has directed the new Army chief, Gumiran, to ensure the military remains ready for disaster-related operations and other contingencies. Marcos also emphasized his commitment to providing more affordable healthcare for Filipinos.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stated he cannot yet comment on the proposal to extend the term of barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) officials from four to five years, as he needs to review its contents.

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday claimed the government’s flood control measures have proven effective in areas like Las Piñas City, saying floodwaters are no longer as…

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. administered the oath of office to newly appointed Acting Health Secretary Edwin Mercado and Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) President and Chief Executive Officer Beverly Ho.

Sandro Marcos revealed that the Duterte camp sought key government positions in exchange for endorsing Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in the 2022 presidential election. This disclosure sheds light on the political negotiations behind the alliance.

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

Congress has been asked to put a tax valuation law on hold, while President Marcos emphasized the importance of the rule of law to ASEAN. Separately, President Marcos was challenged to prove his innocence in a flood control scam.

Philippines First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos shared a photo with Kris Aquino and her sons, revealing an early birthday surprise despite their families' political differences.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is probing a potential larger plot to discredit the Marcos administration, specifically linked to a 'honeytrap' controversy.

House Majority Floor Leader Ferdinand Alexander “Sandro” Marcos dismissed concerns that several delayed infrastructure projects in his home province of Ilocos Norte are “ghost projects,” stating they are visible.

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.

State auditor Roderick Wamil is being praised for maintaining his observations regarding issues in Vice President Sara Duterte’s confidential fund usage, even when facing tough questioning.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines will convene the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (Ledac) to push for the passage of 24 priority measures by June next year.

President Marcos has issued a new order designed to streamline and ease the approval process for foreign trips undertaken by local government officials.

The Philippine government, under President Marcos, has raised the fuel discount subsidy for public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers to P12 per liter.

Senator Risa Hontiveros has expressed puzzlement over the Office of the Vice President's use of secret funds for medicines, while a COA executive clarified that only one Vice President, Duterte, has been audited for such funds, amidst Imee Marcos's focus on missing funds and fake names.

Palace spokesperson Claire Castro asserted that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. maintains high transparency regarding the Office of the President's confidential and intelligence funds.

The Sandiganbayan dismissed plunder and graft charges against ex-congressman Manuel Bonoan, facilitating his transition to a state witness in a major multi-billion peso flood control corruption investigation.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced a P300 million allocation to rehabilitate two bridges in Tarlac that partially collapsed due to heavy rains and strong river currents.

Makabayan bloc legislators have criticized the Marcos administration's proposed P7.2 trillion 2027 budget, arguing it retains problematic pork barrel allocations for local government units.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is advocating for tighter implementation of no-build zone regulations and other climate adaptation measures to mitigate recurring flooding and protect vulnerable communities.

The Office of the President's proposed budget for 2027 got the House Committte on Appropriations approval within 25 minutes.

Marking National Heroes' Day, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called on citizens to actively safeguard the country's sovereignty, combat misinformation, and resist external pressures.

The league will feature 40 teams and 140 players next year, bolstered by a new partnership with the Marcos Baghdatis Tennis Academy.

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. could have confidential funds as the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, Manila 6th District Rep.

Following widespread flooding from the southwest monsoon, President Marcos has mandated rapid deployment of resources and aid to affected communities across the country.

Over four years into President Marcos Jr.'s administration, the NUJP has documented approximately 260 cases of attacks against journalists in the Philippines, highlighting rising dangers for community reporters.

One of the country’s most influential business organizations is pressing the administration to adopt a zero-tolerance policy toward questionable allocations in the proposed P7.2-trillion national budget for 2027.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree during the 58th commencement exercises of Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila.

Senator Imee Marcos criticized comparisons between national heroes using aliases and recipients of the Office of the Vice President’s confidential funds using pseudonyms, calling it disrespectful to those who sacrificed their lives.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has signaled openness to imposing harsher penalties for the possession of loose or unlicensed firearms, according to Palace officials.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the administrative supervision of the National Anti-Poverty Commission and the Presidential Commission for the Urban Poor to revert to the Office of the President.

President Marcos announced government support for developing fully Filipino-made electric vehicles, including tricycles and jeepneys, to reduce the country's reliance on imported oil.

The South China Morning Post compiled seven significant Asia stories from the past week, featuring the sacking of a controversial Malaysian professor and discussions around Ferdinand Marcos' US$3 billion estate tax.

The story of Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja, known as the 'Mowgli of Spain,' who spent his childhood isolated in the Sierra Morena mountains with wolves, is recounted, highlighting the challenges he faced upon returning to human society.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. expressed satisfaction with the response of government agencies and local government units in Pampanga to the thousands of residents displaced by recent flooding in the region.

Marcos Pesseti celebrated his goal in Brazil's 3-0 victory over Venezuela and praised the Brazil U17 team ahead of the World Cup.

The Marcos administration in the Philippines plans to allocate P802 million in 2027 to hire over 2,000 guidance counselors for state schools, aiming to enhance student mental health services following concerns about campus violence.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) attributes the record-low drop in poverty incidence in the Philippines from 15.5 percent to 9.7 percent in 2023 to the success of President Marcos’ administration's programs.

Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja, known as Spain's 'wolf boy of Sierra Morena' who lived in the wild for years, has died at the age of 80.

Philippine President Marcos commemorated Ninoy Aquino Day, urging Filipinos to draw inspiration from the late senator to safeguard freedom and deepen national unity.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has declared special non-working days in three municipalities in Quezon, Cagayan, and Sultan Kudarat provinces for August to allow local celebrations.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. commemorated Ninoy Aquino Day, encouraging Filipinos to draw courage and conviction from the late senator's legacy in fighting for freedom and a progressive nation.

A fact-check report clarifies that there is no evidence or credible statement from the International Criminal Court (ICC) admitting to collusion or being paid by the Marcos administration in the case involving former President Duterte.

House Majority Leader Sandro Marcos stated that the public should be demanding from the government, rather than the other way around, when asked about support for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

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.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. led the distribution of rice and cash assistance to 2,230 beneficiaries, including farmers and fisherfolk, in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, as part of the Bawat Bayan Makikinabang program.

The Marcos government in the Philippines is proposing a total of P10.773 billion for confidential and intelligence funds in its 2027 national budget. This includes allocations for various national government agencies.

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.

Marcos Vázquez, creator of 'Fitness Revolucionario', rates various longevity 'hacks' from 0 to 10, emphasizing that only ordinary practices have been scientifically proven to extend 'healthspan'. He dismisses costly therapies and 'miracle' supplements.

The Marcos administration in the Philippines announced it will continue its program of distributing free rice to nearly 8 million poor Filipino families every two months.

The August Twenty-One Movement (Atom) criticized President Marcos for claiming his family’s wealth was not ill-gotten and lamented that no family member has been jailed since his father's regime.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that discussions with China regarding potential joint oil and gas exploration in the disputed South China Sea are progressing.

Philippine First Lady Marie Louise “Liza” Araneta-Marcos met with sugar industry stakeholders in Bacolod City to address concerns over widespread crop destruction caused by red-striped soft scale insects.

President Marcos prepared and signed the 2025 budget, which includes a P24-billion 'leadership fund.' This information was highlighted by Tinio in relation to the budget's approval.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. admitted to neglecting his responsibilities as co-executor of his father’s estate, citing his presidential duties amidst billions in unpaid estate taxes.

Judge Nichelle Holmes, appointed by Governor Newsom, once stated that justice can mean 'dismissal.' She released Marcos Iriarte-Valdez, who subsequently allegedly killed 68-year-old Todd Stewart.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. of the Philippines raised concerns about the negative effects of certain social media content on children's critical judgment and overall development.

A video circulating online depicting President Marcos and Speaker Romualdez laughing about 'fooling' the public has been fact-checked and confirmed to be AI-generated, with two separate AI-detection tools flagging it as likely containing AI-generated elements.

President Marcos has mandated the implementation of voluntary deductions and remittances for Social Security System (SSS), PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG Fund contributions for government contract of service and job order workers.

President Marcos is reportedly unaware of an alleged 'leadership fund' within the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), according to the Palace, amidst claims that 'all senators' received a share. Senator Lacson has described the fund as a worse version of the 'pork barrel,' while Senator Bong Go denies a list of priority projects for it.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has issued an administrative order directing government agencies to facilitate the voluntary deduction of social protection contributions for contract of service (COS) and job order (JO) workers.

A Social Weather Stations survey indicates an improvement in public satisfaction with President Marcos Jr.'s administration during the second quarter of the year.

The Department of Justice has filed grave threat charges against Vice President Duterte in connection with an alleged threat related to the Marcos slay. This action underscores the principle that no one is above the law.

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has been hit with a criminal charge following an alleged threat against President Marcos.

Palace press officer Claire Castro questioned Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong's criticism of the Marcos administration's investigation pace, highlighting a six-year rock-netting investigation under Magalong's purview.

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

A House panel in the Philippines has approved a bill to raise the income tax exemption ceiling for workers and small businesses to P350,000. This decision comes weeks after President Marcos's State of the Nation Address.

President Marcos has publicly supported his son, Sandro Marcos, regarding his claims of budget funding gaps during flood response efforts, stating that his son would not lie.

The Marcos administration has designated two measures aimed at overhauling agricultural support systems and empowering farming cooperatives as priority bills.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is closely monitoring the impact of the southwest monsoon, known as 'habagat,' particularly in flood-prone areas and regarding rising water levels in dams and reservoirs across the Philippines.

President Marcos responded to questions from citizens regarding his State of the Nation Address (SONA). He acknowledged that some issues were omitted from the speech due to time limitations.

Philippine President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. acknowledged that he had to omit several points from his fifth State of the Nation Address (Sona), promising to address the undiscussed issues in his next address.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that the P19-billion budget allocated for Tesda scholarship programs this year will expand access to skills training for more Filipinos.

Vice President Sara Duterte challenged Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro to identify government officials defending China on the West Philippine Sea issue, suggesting even President Marcos might be suspected.

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

Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon and Vice President Leni Robredo inspected cleanup operations at Sagop Creek in Naga City, the pilot site for the Marcos administration’s 'Oplan Kontra Baha' flood control program.

The Marcos administration in the Philippines announced it would continue to closely monitor inflation, even as consumer prices showed a slower rise for the third consecutive month in July.

Philippine President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. met with the Private Sector Advisory Council (PSAC) Education and Jobs Sector Group to discuss initiatives focused on strengthening education, workforce development, and AI upskilling.

During Sara Duterte's impeachment trial, prosecutors and state auditors questioned the 'unusual' and rapid liquidation of her office's confidential funds, with the impeachment court ordering a review of relevant documents.

Brazilian actor Marcos Palmeira, currently starring in the telenovela Pantanal, discussed his new work and expressed concern about the strong far-right presence in Brazilian politics during an interview.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stated that the Sto. Cristo Dam in Pampanga was not structurally damaged but became clogged with debris and logs potentially linked to upstream illegal logging.

The Bureau of Internal Revenue is drafting a circular to remove value-added tax on the allowable system loss charge in power bills, following President Marcos Jr.'s directive.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited the site of a collapsed bridge in Tarlac province where two SUV occupants lost their lives. The inspection follows calls for urgent infrastructure repairs and safety assessments across the region.

President Marcos pledged to ensure peaceful and credible elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region this month, emphasizing that peace-building efforts in Mindanao remain incomplete.

Former Public Works Secretary Manuel Bonoan stated that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. requested his resignation a year ago following public backlash over a major flood control corruption scandal.

The House appropriations committee approved the 2027 Office of the President budget, which includes a controversial P4.58 billion allocation for confidential funds.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has been criticized as out of touch after a viral video showed him hosting a private birthday serenade for his wife while floodwaters overwhelmed Luzon and displaced thousands.

President Ferdinand Marcos has directed a nationwide relief effort as persistent flooding continues to inundate Metro Manila and Central Luzon. Major transport routes, including a section of the North Luzon Expressway, remain closed to light vehicles due to severe water accumulation.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delivered a National Heroes Day message emphasizing that commemorating historical figures requires active civic engagement rather than passive remembrance. He called on Filipinos to channel the courage and dedication of past leaders into modern nation-building.

The Philippine presidential palace has defended President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. after he sang at his wife’s birthday celebration, which drew public criticism amid severe nationwide flooding. Officials maintained that the private event did not detract from the government’s disaster response efforts.

California-based IT services firm IT TechPros marks a major growth milestone with an official facility ribbon-cutting ceremony in San Marcos.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. received his first higher education credential, an honorary Doctor of Laws degree, during a ceremony at the University of the City of Manila.

The Philippine Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte has encountered procedural friction as prosecution and defense teams clash over the application of the sub judice rule. Despite legal constraints and external pressure, Duterte’s counsel maintains she will not resign from office.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has directed the National Commission of Senior Citizens to promptly distribute the P10,000 financial assistance to qualified beneficiaries under the Expanded Centenarians Act.

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority partnered with four local government units to implement joint measures aimed at alleviating severe congestion along Marcos Highway.

Philippine investigators have upheld allegations of a money laundering network involving former first lady Imelda Marcos's brother, Martin Romualdez, despite recent recantations by key witnesses.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has called on more private hospitals to implement PhilHealth’s expanded no balance billing and no-copayment policies to prevent financial hardship from blocking healthcare access.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is considering recommendations to ban social media platforms like Facebook to protect young people from harmful influences, according to Palace Press Officer Claire Castro.

Vice President Sara Duterte's spokesperson, Michael Poa, has dismissed rumors of her requesting a private meeting with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as 'fake news' amid circulating reports.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited the Bacolor Integrated School Evacuation Center in Pampanga to check on flood-affected families and distributed P10,000 in aid.

The feature film 'Seduction,' directed by Zelito Viana and Marcos Palmeira and set in the Amazon Rainforest, will have its world premiere at the 30th Inffinito Brazilian Film Festival in Miami.

First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos celebrated her 67th birthday, with notable guests including Kris Aquino and Anne Binay-Alcantara attending the event.

Less than two years before the Philippines' next presidential election, Ferdinand Marcos Jnr lacks a clear candidate to support. His estranged vice-president and fierce political rival, Sara Duterte-Carpio, has already announced her intention to run.

Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja, known as Spain's "wolf-child" for living 11 years with a pack of wolves, has passed away at the age of 80, marking the end of a globally recognized and compelling life story.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. shared a heartfelt message and a portrait with First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos as she celebrated her 67th birthday.

Cabinet Secretary Benhur Abalos visited the Ateneo de Zamboanga University high school campus to extend the Marcos administration’s sympathies following an attack that left two students dead.

President Marcos announced that 30 underground water catchment projects have been identified for flood control, with excavation works set to begin as soon as possible.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has endorsed a Department of Education proposal to allow individual schools to resume face-to-face classes after disasters and severe weather, even if general class suspensions are still in effect.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr is facing criticism over his family's alleged US$3 billion in unpaid estate taxes, prompting questions about his commitment to anti-corruption efforts.

A friend of stabbing victim Todd Stewart has criticized California's justice system, claiming it 'failed' by releasing illegal immigrant Marcos Iriarte-Valdez before the fatal incident.

An article discusses the importance of understanding and sustaining Ifugao culture to effectively save the Ifugao terraces, especially in the context of master plans by Marcos and Palafox.

The Marcos administration has opened applications for the replacement of Lazaro-Javier at the Supreme Court, marking another pending appointment.

The August Twenty-One Movement (ATOM) has disputed President Marcos's claim that some of his family’s wealth was not ill-gotten, calling the statement untrue.

Economist Cielo Magno has warned that the Philippine government's P58.3-B Local Government Support Fund (LGSF) could become a tool for political patronage ahead of the 2028 presidential elections, urging clear allocation rules.

President Marcos announced that the administration has implemented measures to accelerate government expenditures, aiming to drive economic activity and support growth.

President Marcos has indicated he will endorse a presidential candidate for the 2028 elections who is committed to continuing the anti-graft campaign. This suggests a focus on integrity and accountability in his successor.

President Marcos maintained that Filipinos would benefit from the proposed Pax Silica project in Capas, Tarlac, despite concerns regarding the exploitation of natural resources and potential displacement of indigenous peoples.

Philippine President Marcos stated that the Philippines will not permit attacks on Taiwan to be launched from its territory, emphasizing the country's focus on territorial defense and regional stability.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stated that the long-standing arrangement for rotation and resupply missions to the BRP Sierra Madre does not compromise the Philippines' position or require permission from Beijing.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was reportedly unaware of a P24 billion "leadership fund" allocated to senators for infrastructure projects under the Department of Public Works and Highways' 2025 budget.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has directed government agencies to accelerate the development of the long-delayed Sangley Point International Airport (SPIA) in Cavite. He issued Administrative Order No. 44 to form a technical working group for this purpose.

President Marcos has approved a measure allowing contract of service and job order workers to voluntarily have their government contributions deducted from their compensation.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. personally inspected a 'sea of trash' that accumulated in a Parañaque City waterway following recent flash floods, highlighting the ongoing issue of waste management.

President Marcos is pushing for the implementation of waste-to-energy facilities to address the Philippines' critical garbage issues. He also vowed to restore fuel funds for the Diokno Pumping Station.

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.

The Palace has expressed support for harsher penalties regarding improper garbage disposal and also praised Irene Marcos for her support, while chiding Imee Marcos.

The Marcos government is seeking P112 billion in unprogrammed funds for 2027, which the DBM Acting Secretary Kim Robert de Leon states is the lowest nominal amount since 2019 and the lowest ratio to total expenditure program since 1991.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that the proposed P7.2-trillion National Expenditure Program for fiscal year 2027 will focus on 'transformative reforms' to advance the country's long-term development.

A fact-check report clarifies that no new impeachment complaint can be filed against President Marcos until January 2027, debunking a post that misused a February 2026 report.

President Marcos has appointed lawyer Saquilabon as the new Undersecretary for the Philippine Department of Health (DOH). This appointment fills a key position within the health department.

Philippine President Marcos stated that significant effort is still required to fulfill the promises made in his recent State of the Nation Address (Sona). He acknowledged that many issues were not included in his address.

House Majority Floor Leader Ferdinand Alexander 'Sandro' Marcos disclosed that the Duterte administration made specific demands in exchange for supporting his father, Ferdinand R. Marcos, in the 2022 presidential polls.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has turned over P150 million to the city government of Batac, Ilocos Norte, for the construction of a new public market after a fire damaged the existing facility.

The Department of Education Schools Division of Davao City has issued an apology following the 'inappropriate behavior' of high school students who heckled President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. during his visit to Calinan district.

The House of Representatives in the Philippines has approved House Bill No. 9697 on its third and final reading, aiming to expand land, financing, and partnership options for housing projects.

A fact-check report debunks claims that a lawmaker proposed the burial of slain vlogger Mima Alicia, known for supporting the Marcos administration, at the Libingan ng mga Bayani (Heroes' Cemetery).

Tropical Storm Maymay triggered a full government response in the Philippines, with President Marcos ordering aid allocation and various government bodies, including the House, Senate, and Sandiganbayan, suspending work.

The Department of Education Schools Division of Davao City issued an apology for the "inappropriate behavior" of several students who heckled President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. during his visit to Calinan district.

A witness, Roderick Wamil, has disputed Senator Imee Marcos's claims, stating that the Vice President is the accountable officer for confidential funds. This testimony comes amidst ongoing scrutiny of fund allocations in the Philippines.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has granted Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla the authority to designate other officials to approve foreign travels for local government officials.