Villar remains richest senator; Trillanes poorest
Villar declared a net worth of P3.611 billion and has no liabilities, according to the Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and ...
Villar declared a net worth of P3.611 billion and has no liabilities, according to the Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and ...
Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian has expressed doubts on the passage of an anti-political dynasty bill when Congress resumes regular session on ...
Senators yesterday criticized the Department of Justice for its decision to temporarily place alleged “pork barrel” fund scam mastermind businesswoman ...
Congress leaders put an end to their bickering over contentious Charter change issues and agreed on Wednesday night to prioritize ...
Apart from its lawmaking functions, the Senate is one of the pillars of democracy that plays an integral part in ...
The Philippines is pushing for a "stronger" bond with China despite a lingering territorial row in the South China Sea.
SPEAKER Pantaleon Alvarez came out last Saturday with an early list of six senatorial candidates of the PDP-Laban, with two ...
The Commission on Appointments yesterday confirmed the appointment of retired Armed Forces of the Philippines Chief of Staff Gen. Roy ...
Lawmakers must hold a family conference to consult children and spouses before making a decision to either support or reject ...
The Senate Blue Ribbon committee will try to dig deeper into the entry of R6.4 billion worth of 605 kilos ...
After suffering a slump in his performance and trust ratings in the first quarter of 2017, President Duterte’s numbers bounced ...
AS early as September, 2016, new President Duterte called for the revival of the citizenship training program known as Reserve ...
The majority bloc in the 24-member Senate supports the Martial Law declaration of President Duterte, according to Sen. Cynthia A. ...
Top security and defense officials will appear before the Senate tomorrow afternoon to explain the basis of President Duterte’s declaration ...
President Duterte and Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev will hold bilateral talks on Wednesday at the Moscow’s White House.
In 2001, in the pervading mood of national resentment following complaints against certain units of the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) ...