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

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.

The Philippine Palace Press Officer denied Caloocan 2nd District Rep. Edgar Erice’s claim that his district would receive zero funding under the proposed 2027 national budget.

The Philippine Palace is outlining the country's options regarding the US extradition bid for Pastor Apollo Quiboloy.

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

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.

The Philippine Palace has dismissed Vice President Sara Duterte's 'ICC lapdog' remark as baseless and useless, while prosecutors have questioned her regarding an alleged payment to a hitman. These statements highlight ongoing political tensions and scrutiny surrounding the Vice President.

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.

The Philippine Palace announced that President Marcos is reshaping the Cabinet role of Abalos, clarifying that the new post does not revive an office abolished in 2022.

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.

The Philippine Palace has publicly questioned Vice President Sara Duterte regarding her Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALN). The pre-trial conference related to the matter continues, with both sides marking thousands of documents.

Palace press officer Claire Castro stated that she would not defend President Marcos if he were wrong and would rather resign than be forced to lie, emphasizing that the President does not need 'apple polishers'.

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 Marcos government has assured that sufficient funds are available for rescue and aid efforts following the Mindanao earthquake. This statement comes during the initial hours of the disaster response.

The Philippine Palace called on senators to resolve their internal disputes after Senator Robin Padilla and DILG chief Benhur Abalos were involved in a scuffle in the Senate. The incident highlighted tensions within the legislative body, prompting calls for unity and decorum.

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.

The Philippine Palace has officially declared May 27 as a regular holiday throughout the country in observance of Eid'l Adha. This declaration provides a day off for the celebration of the Islamic festival.

The Philippine Palace has denied rumors of a destabilization plot and stated there is no update on a possible Cabinet revamp. A DICT chief also denied reports of his resignation amidst the speculation.

The Philippine Palace addressed various rumors concerning President Marcos, clarifying his relationship with Franco Mabanta, denying reports of him being in critical condition, and stating his non-involvement in a political feud.

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.

The Philippine Palace stated that it is being "careful" in not releasing photos and videos of former lawmaker Elizaldy "Zaldy" Co's arrest, amid doubts about its legitimacy.

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."

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.

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.

The Philippine Palace has requested the Department of Justice to investigate and file charges against those spreading 'fake news' regarding energy security and supply. Communications chief Dave Gomez warned that attempts to mislead the public on energy matters would be treated as a serious offense.

The Philippine Palace has responded to critics, stating that the administration's probe into anomalous flood control projects is still ongoing, contrary to claims that it did not come to fruition.

The Philippine Palace welcomed suggestions for a wealth tax, though the country's economic chief described it as an 'economist's dream' but difficult to implement.

Philippine Palace press officer Claire Castro is demanding P500 million in damages from Batangas 1st District Rep. Leandro Leviste, alleging he ruined her integrity through a social media post, escalating their legal clash.

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.

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.

The Philippine Palace has ordered the implementation of alternative government work arrangements in the National Capital Region (NCR) and 17 provinces on August 20th, with some areas like Zambales adopting varied setups due to heavy rains.

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 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 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.

The Philippine Palace has condemned an alleged plot to frame Executive Secretary Ralph Recto, denouncing what it calls a 'sexual and character assassination' attempt and prompting the NBI to summon individuals for questioning.

The Philippine Palace issued a sharp response to Sara Duterte's 'traitor' remark concerning the International Criminal Court, stating that Rodrigo Duterte is to blame for his potential detention.

The Philippine Palace has confirmed that the P85 minimum wage hike for Metro Manila will proceed as scheduled, despite concerns from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) regarding potential inflation risks.

The Philippine Palace has dismissed claims of an assassination plot against President Marcos, dubbed 'Oplan Romanov,' and rejected allegations of presidential influence over the Department of Justice as the 'lowest kind of argument.' This follows a threat made by Sara Duterte, which barbers questioned as unlikely to be formally documented.

The Philippine Palace confirmed that Filipino seafarers aboard vessels attacked in the Strait of Hormuz are safe and unharmed.

The Philippine Palace has announced that flood control funds will be restored in the proposed 2027 budget. Officials assure that these funds will be used transparently and will not be diverted to corruption.

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.

The Philippine Palace announced that its uplift strategy has contributed to a decrease in the inflation rate. Concurrently, the Palace dismissed rumors of destabilization efforts planned for June 12.

The Philippine Palace has recognized the Gatchalian bloc as the Senate majority, reflecting a significant divide in Philippine politics between factions aligned with the Marcoses or the Dutertes.

The Philippine Palace has denied any political persecution in the case involving Marcoleta, stating that he should take responsibility for his own troubles.

The Philippine Palace has urged Senator Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa to comply with an International Criminal Court arrest warrant. The Palace also questioned the Senate's involvement in a reported failed attempt to arrest the senator.

The Philippine Palace has criticized Vice President Sara Duterte, stating she has time to attack the Marcos administration but contributes nothing to the country's hosting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

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."

The Philippine Palace clarified that House Speaker Romualdez's corruption remarks were not directed at President Marcos, actively distancing the President from the allegations. This comes as Marcos also approved the promotion of 17 senior PNP officers and visited Palayan City.

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.

The Philippine Palace has declared Cavite 4th District Rep. Kiko Barzaga's claim that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is behind his imprisonment and his subsequent call for the President's removal from office as inciting to sedition. This comes after Barzaga accused Marcos Jr. of public fund theft.

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

The Philippine Palace Communications Office stated that blurring portions of a photo taken during a recent UPLIFT meeting was standard operating procedure.

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.

The Philippine Palace has ordered a half-day work-from-home arrangement for government employees on Holy Wednesday, April 1, with work suspended from noon onward.

The Philippine Palace press officer Claire Castro justified the presence of two Metro Manila mayors at a recent cash distribution event for public utility vehicle drivers, despite the government’s anti-“epal” policy.

The Philippine Palace announced another tranche of cash assistance for public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers to help them cope with the impact of rising fuel costs, which are attributed to the conflict in the Middle East.

The Philippine Palace has dismissed allegations that former Marines delivered billions of pesos in cash to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s residences, calling the claims a 'lousy script' and 'not award-worthy'.

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.

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.

The Philippine Palace has accused Vice President Sara Duterte of credit-grabbing for the People's Ville housing project in Davao. The Palace challenged Duterte's claim, asserting that the project was not hers.

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.

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 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.

The Philippine Palace has rejected Vice President Sara Duterte's call for government officials to stop 'politicking,' challenging her team to provide proof for their claims. Prosecutors and the Palace have dared her to substantiate her accusations.

The Philippine Palace has called on banks, including Landbank, to waive digital transfer fees to benefit more citizens, especially those receiving government aid. This initiative aims to make digital transactions more accessible and affordable for beneficiaries.

A Philippine Palace press officer has urged citizens not to register with or participate in activities that wish ill on others, specifically mentioning groups that pray for people's death.

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

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.

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.

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.

The Philippine Palace has declared special non-working days in five specific localities for June 2026. This declaration provides a list of these dates and locations across various provinces, cities, and towns.

Palace Press Officer Claire Castro parodied Senator Pia Cayetano's emotional statements on the Senate floor during a livestream, repeating a meme and her tearful remarks.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. continues to trust Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla, despite calls for his replacement following recent controversies, according to the Palace Press Officer.

The Philippine Palace has confirmed that online personality Franco Mabanta served as President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s social media director for six months in 2018.

The Philippine Palace has granted approval for Vice President Sara Duterte's upcoming official trip to South Korea and Europe. Her foreign travel is scheduled to occur between May 2 and May 15.

Fitch Ratings revised its outlook for the Philippines to negative, prompting the Philippine Palace to clarify that this does not signal an immediate credit rating downgrade.

The Philippine Presidential Communications Office has requested the Department of Justice to investigate and take legal action against three Facebook pages accused of spreading disinformation about President Marcos's health.

The Philippine Palace has directed the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to investigate alleged plans to unseat or assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. This order comes amid concerns over threats to the president's leadership and safety.

Mainstream media outlets, particularly journalists covering the Palace, are pushing back against what the government describes as a "sudden and coordinated" attack on their credibility. This comes as authorities crack down on purveyors of fake news.

The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) in the Philippines has filed cyberlibel charges against the administrators of the Facebook page “Malasakit News Pilipinas” for allegedly spreading a fake report about a lockdown.

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.

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

The Philippine Palace stated that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s decision to keep unconfirmed officers as department heads should not be seen as a slight to the Commission of Appointments.