Selangor bans activist's 'de-hijabbing' book for Muslims

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Authorities say 'Unveiling Choice' and its translations contradict the teachings of Sunni Islam.

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Sara Duterte impersonator Inday Tasha goes to Senate amid impeachment trial

Nov 12, 2026

Online personality BP Inday Tasha, a known impersonator of Vice President Sara Duterte, arrived at the Senate Thursday amid the impeachment trial.

Army soldier faces sanctions over dog-killing video: What we know so far

Nov 12, 2026

Following a viral dog-killing video in Zamboanga del Sur, advocates push for animal cruelty charges and a lifetime pet-ownership ban against a Philippine Army soldier

Unfazed by Taiwan suspending investment talks, Anwar says numbers going up

Nov 12, 2026

PARLIAMENT | PM says bilateral trade remains strong, with both exports and imports increasing.

This BINI’s content may be ‘Pantropiko’ – but not ‘pantrapiko’

Nov 12, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — A member of the pop girl group BINI became the latest content creator to be penalized by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) for distracted driving. Mikha Lim, whose group is behind hits such as “Pantropiko,” was issued a show cause order (SCO) on Wednesday after she was seen in a now-viral

Nat'l Dairy Authority welcomes first private partner in milk feeding program

Nov 12, 2026

The National Dairy Authority (NDA) welcomed ABI Pascual Foods, Inc. as its first partner from the private sector for its milk feeding program for school children.

El Niño damage to crops nears P10 billion – DA

Nov 12, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — The El Niño phenomenon has wiped out nearly P10 billion in farm produce, according to the Department of Agriculture’s (DA) latest tally. In an advisory on Wednesday, the DA said the prolonged drought has caused P9.99 billion in damage, up 16.6 percent from the P8.57-billion recorded on Oct. 21. The latest recorded

Manila court throws out cases vs Sept. 21 protesters

Nov 12, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — A Manila court has quashed, for insufficient evidence, the various criminal charges filed against eight individuals who allegedly “kicked and grabbed the shields” of police officers during the Sept. 21 anticorruption protests last year. In its 20-page ruling dated Nov. 6, the Manila Metropolitan Trial Court (MeTC) Branch 22 granted the demurrer

Romualdez lawyer: Suspension doesn’t mean he’s guilty

Nov 12, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — The lawyer of former Speaker and Leyte Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez said on Wednesday the Sandiganbayan Third Division’s 90-day preventive suspension against his client did not mean that he was guilty, especially since his trial was still ongoing. “Suspension is not a conviction. The court itself said the allegations must still be

Sandigan denies Revilla’s bid to junk malversation case

Nov 12, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — The Sandiganbayan Third Division has dismissed the motions filed by former Sen. Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. and his coaccused to dismiss the malversation case filed against them over an alleged “ghost” flood control project in Pandi, Bulacan worth P92.8 million. “The court issued a resolution denying the motions for leave to file

COA flags P62.23M in DMW aid for OFWs

Nov 12, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Audit (COA) has found deficiencies in the Department of Migrant Workers’ (DMW) implementation of its aid program for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), noting that at least P62.23 million worth of disbursements had incomplete supporting documents. In its 2025 audit report, the COA said a post-audit of the disbursements charged

GenCorp payments raise conflict-of-interest questions for VP, witness

Nov 12, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — A defense witness’ corporate ties came under scrutiny at Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial on Wednesday, as the court examined whether the payments Duterte received from GenCorp Industries Inc. constituted conflict of interest since the company secured food supply contracts with the Davao City government. Lawyer Suzette Balucanag-Punay, GenCorp’s in-house counsel

Witness: VP Duterte earned P2M from ‘loose investment’

Nov 12, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte received P2.14 million from GenCorp Industries Inc. between 2022 and 2025, which a defense witness described as a “return of capital” on a “loose investment” in a Jollibee branch in Davao City, the Senate impeachment court heard on Wednesday. However, the company’s in-house counsel, lawyer Suzette Balucanag-Punay, could

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