Law enforcement, not killing, key to curbing drug menace - Remulla

Law enforcement, not killing, key to curbing drug menace - Remulla

MANILA, Philippines — Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla on Tuesday said that killings will not solve or eradicate the illegal drugs problem of the country, as he emphasized the key role of law enforcement in addressing the matter. Remulla made this statement as the Bureau of Customs and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency, through a joint operation, seized P278 million worth of shabu from Afghanistan, declared as marble and concealed inside the top rails of a container.  READ: P278-M shabu hidden inside container’s top rail seized at Manila port Remulla noted that as the prices of illegal drugs increase, the crime […]... Keep on reading: Law enforcement, not killing, key to curbing drug menace - Remulla

JV Ejercito expects stronger revenue collection with BIR LOA reforms

JV Ejercito expects stronger revenue collection with BIR LOA reforms

MANILA, Philippines – Senator JV Ejercito expressed optimism that reforms in the Bureau of Internal Revenue’s (BIR) Letter of Authority (LOA) system would lead to stronger revenue collection at a time when government finances face mounting pressure. “We badly need revenues right now. We are already facing around a ₱200-billion shortfall early this year. That is a heavy burden on our fiscal position,” Ejercito said on Tuesday during a Blue Ribbon Committee hearing on the alleged misuse of LOAs. He also noted that the suspension of the old LOA system and the safeguards being put in place should help eliminate […]... Keep on reading: JV Ejercito expects stronger revenue collection with BIR LOA reforms

MARCOS CONGRATULATES JAPAN PM FOR HISTORIC WIN 

UPDATE: President Bongbong Marcos congratulated Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on her landslide victory, calling it a strong mandate from the Japanese people.

Marcos said Japan remains a close friend and trusted

MARCOS CONGRATULATES JAPAN PM FOR HISTORIC WIN UPDATE: President Bongbong Marcos congratulated Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on her landslide victory, calling it a strong mandate from the Japanese people. Marcos said Japan remains a close friend and trusted

MARCOS CONGRATULATES JAPAN PM FOR HISTORIC WIN UPDATE: President Bongbong Marcos congratulated Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on her landslide victory, calling it a strong mandate from the Japanese people. Marcos said Japan remains a close friend and trusted

Zubiri, Escudero mourn passing of 'great mentor, fatherly' De Venecia

Zubiri, Escudero mourn passing of 'great mentor, fatherly' De Venecia

MANILA, Philippines — Senators Juan Miguel Zubiri and Francis Escudero joined the public in mourning the passing of former House Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., whom one said would have made a “great UN secretary-general because of his leadership traits and his kind of international diplomacy.” For Senate Majority Leader Zubiri, De Venecia or JDV to many, was one of his “political idols.” “I really learned from him how to be a consensus builder. A large part of my leadership style came from him,” said Zubiri, who was secretary-general of Lakas-CMD when JDV was the party’s national president. “I gained a lot […]... Keep on reading: Zubiri, Escudero mourn passing of 'great mentor, fatherly' De Venecia

Heavy rainfall, flood alert forces suspension of classes in NegOcc

Heavy rainfall, flood alert forces suspension of classes in NegOcc

BACOLOD CITY – Heavy rainfall warning with possible serious flooding and landslides prompted the suspension of classes at all levels in various local government units (LGUs) in Negros Occidental on Tuesday. As of 2 p.m., the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration issued red, orange, and yellow warnings in the province as the shear line prevails over the Visayas. READ: Heavy rainfall warning up in many parts of Visayas due to shear line Starting at noon, the cities of Bago and La Carlota, as well as the municipalities of E.B. Magalona, declared the cancellation of classes. Other LGUs, including this […]... Keep on reading: Heavy rainfall, flood alert forces suspension of classes in NegOcc

NBA: Coby White thrilled to return home after expected trade

NBA: Coby White thrilled to return home after expected trade

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina — Coby White said he wasn’t surprised when Chicago Bulls executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas informed him last week the team was trading him after seven seasons. White said the writing was on the wall in Chicago after the Bulls dealt Nikola Vucevic and Kevin Huerter leading up to the NBA trade deadline. His name has also been subject to trade rumors for several weeks as well. “I figured I was next on the chopping block,” White said. READ: NBA: Bulls lose Coby White, Giddey to injuries in loss to Wolves ️ Coby White: […]... Keep on reading: NBA: Coby White thrilled to return home after expected trade

Kapuso stars charm in 'Ale' dance trend

Kapuso stars charm in 'Ale' dance trend

The “Ale” dance trend continues to blow up the internet with many netizens dropping fun and kilig-worthy entries. Set to The Bloomfields' nostalgic 2007 track , netizens tapped into their Pinoy creativity through fun dance moves and charming auras. Some teamed up in pairs to double the kilig vibes, while others brought their A-game with solo performances. Of course, many celebrities didn't miss out on the fun as they shared their much-anticipated entries. From love teams to special fashion and makeup twists, Kapuso stars joined the trend in their own creative ways. Without further ado, check out these “Ale” dance trend entries by Kapuso stars in this gallery:

House adopts committee report dismissing Marcos impeachment complaints

House adopts committee report dismissing Marcos impeachment complaints

MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives has adopted the recommendations of the committee on justice to dismiss the two impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., with 284 lawmakers voting in favor of adopting the panel’s report. During the House’s session on Tuesday, panel chairperson and Batangas Rep. Gerville Luistro read the committee report as contained in House Resolution No. 746, which was approved by the committee on Monday. After Luistro presented the report, the recommendations were adopted, with only eight lawmakers present voting against them. On Monday, the committee formally dismissed the impeachment complaints against Marcos Jr. after […]... Keep on reading: House adopts committee report dismissing Marcos impeachment complaints