https://youtu.be/eGQv4CbiOww
Survey Reveals Growing Public Anger Over Water, Food and Power Costs
A new public opinion survey highlights growing concern among Filipinos over rising food prices,...
The Philippines has once again responded to a tragedy involving young people with a familiar reflex: panic first, think later.
Following the shooting involving students in Tacloban, attention has quickly shifted toward online games, social media, and a proposed Senate inquiry. The implication is clear.
Somewhere inside a computer screen lies the explanation for why young Filipinos would commit violence against one another.
It is a comforting theory.
It is also probably the wrong one.
Bulakeños mount ‘people power’ protest against Lucio Co-led PrimeWater, calls
for nationwide boycott of Puregold and All Day
Thousands rally outside Puregold-Starmall, demand water operator’s exit...
New Book Lord of the Forest Now Available, Offering a Powerful New Narrative on the Philippine Eagle
QUEZON CITY, Philippines - A compelling new book...
Homeowners’ groups representing 800,000 San Joseños call for an end to PrimeWater’s oppression
June 17, 2026, San Jose del Monte, Bulacan — The Confederation of...
https://youtu.be/HVusiztMNWo
Sherwin Gatchalian Takes Senate Helm After Unanimous Acclamation Vote Today
Sherwin Gatchalian has officially assumed the Senate's top leadership post after securing a unanimous vote...
https://youtu.be/KryLYU8nIH8
Inside the Senate Clash: Questions Raised at the Blue Ribbon Gathering, Now
A developing political discussion surrounds the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee as questions emerge...
https://youtu.be/8P6F0jcenX8
Political Blind Item Rumors Maleta Cash Media Payola Claim Exposed
This episode of Sa Totoo Lang dives into trending political blind item discussions involving alleged...
Senator Alan Peter Cayetano’s concession that Senator Sherwin Gatchalian’s camp had already secured the numbers necessary to take the Senate presidency was an acknowledgment of political reality, not necessarily the end of his faction’s influence. Faced with an inevitable defeat, Cayetano stepped away from the highest seat in the chamber. But his departure came with a telling condition: his allies must retain control of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee — the chamber’s most potent instrument of investigation and political pressure. ([Inquirer.net][1])
