
Washington Files Official Extradition Bid for KOJC’s Quiboloy
Washington has formally submitted its extradition request for Apollo Quiboloy, though two active Philippine court cases could delay any handover to US authorities.

Washington has formally submitted its extradition request for Apollo Quiboloy, though two active Philippine court cases could delay any handover to US authorities.

Free legal assistance reaches more Western Mindanao communities as the DOJ inaugurates its ninth Katarungan regional office in Zamboanga City.

Authorities have ordered former Negros Oriental congressman Jacinto Paras and Batangas Rep. Leandro Leviste to face NBI investigators over an alleged scheme to falsely implicate Executive Secretary Ralph Recto.

Bong Revilla Jr. secured a ₱1-million bail grant from the Sandiganbayan amid a ₱92.8-million malversation case tied to an unbuilt flood control project in Bulacan.

Joining a US-led technology coalition, the Philippines will host a 1,619-hectare AI and semiconductor zone in Tarlac backed by $10 billion in initial investment.

Demanding real accountability for flood control anomalies, the Liberal Party called out President Marcos Jr. the night before his fifth SONA.

Eight former marines who witnessed alleged cash deliveries anchor the Ombudsman’s dual complaints — for plunder and money laundering — against ex-House Speaker Romualdez.

Satellite monitoring data reveals Level 2 coral bleaching alerts now cover Lamon Bay, Asid Gulf, and Maqueda Bay — zones where coral mortality is considered likely.

Marking a decade since the historic 2016 Arbitral Award, Defense Secretary Teodoro led nationwide commemorations urging Filipinos to protect their maritime heritage.

Corruption drains far more from the national budget each year than the full cost of Philippine naval modernization, leaving sovereignty underfunded by political design.

Ash from Thursday’s Kanlaon eruption blanketed parts of Cebu, prompting class and work suspensions across multiple cities and towns.

History was made Monday as the Philippine Senate formally began the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, with 16 senator-judge votes required for a conviction that would end her political career.

More than 6,600 Philippine National Police personnel were deployed Sunday as the Senate opened impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte in Pasay City.

Sworn affidavits from eight former aides of resigned Ako Bicol Rep. Elizaldy Co have been formally submitted to the Office of the Ombudsman, completing a process flagged for delays just a day earlier.

Batangas Rep. Leandro Leviste filed House Resolution No. 1169 on June 30 urging Congress to reopen its stalled investigation into DPWH flood control anomalies.

Dual steam-driven eruptions struck Taal Volcano on June 30, 2026, with PHIVOLCS maintaining Alert Level 1 while warning the public that larger events remain possible.

Tens of thousands of Iglesia ni Cristo members descended on EDSA without a permit, backing Senator Marcoleta amid a P75-million plunder case filed by the Ombudsman.

Proposed legislation filed at the House of Representatives seeks to lower the Philippine VAT rate from 12% to 10%, which could save each Filipino household around ₱9,000 yearly.