Several Government Offices to Shift to 4-Day Work Week Amid Fuel Price Hike FERDINAND MARCOS JR. — The president announced that several government offices under the Executive Department will temporarily implement a four-day work week starting March 9. The decision aims to conserve energy and reduce fuel consumption as global oil prices continue to rise … Read more
Senate Hearing Interrupted as Veteran Marine Demands America Not Fight for Israel BRIAN MCGINNIS – A retired U.S. Marine was forcibly removed from a Senate hearing after attempting to protest the ongoing conflict involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran. The incident occurred on March 4, 2026, at the U.S. Capitol, and videos of the confrontation … Read more
Driver Suspended for 90 Days After Viral Video Shows Car Stopping on NLEX The Land Transportation Office (LTO) issued a Show Cause Order to the registered owner and driver of a Toyota Vios after a video of their actions on the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) spread widely on social media. In the video, the car … Read more
VP Sara Duterte Challenges Madriaga’s Allegations in Court SARA DUTERTE – The Vice President personally went to the Taguig City Prosecutor’s Office on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, to file a perjury complaint against Ramil Madriaga, who had claimed to be her aide and “bagman.” She was accompanied by her lawyer, Atty. Paolo Panelo Jr. The … Read more
Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte Calls Out Suntay for Inappropriate Comments About Anne Curtis JOY BELMONTE – The Quezon City Mayor has told Congressman Bong Suntay to publicly apologize after he made inappropriate comments about actress Anne Curtis. During a recent House committee hearing, Suntay said he saw Anne Curtis at a hotel and admitted … Read more
Bong Suntay: “I think she should take it as a compliment.” BONG SUNTAY – The Quezon City 4th District representative addressed the controversy surrounding his remarks about Anne Curtis during a House Committee on Justice hearing. The discussion at the time focused on an impeachment complaint against Sara Duterte. In the middle of his explanation, … Read more
Sandro Marcos Pushes Bill to Stop Road Rage on Philippine Roads SANDRO MARCOS – The House Majority Leader has filed a bill in the House of Representatives aimed at protecting the public from road rage following a recent incident along the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) involving his younger brother. The proposed legislation, House Bill 8190, … Read more
Rowena Guanzon Calls Out Lack of National Defense as U.S. and Iran Conflict Escalates ROWENA GUANZON – The former Commission on Elections Commissioner has expressed serious concern over the potential risk to the Philippines amid escalating tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran. In a Facebook post on March 2, 2026, Guanzon warned that … Read more
‘Superman’ Motorcycle Rider on the Run KAMOTE RIDER – A motorcycle rider in Don Salvador Benedicto drew the attention of the Land Transportation Office – Negros Island Region (LTO-NIR) after performing a dangerous “Superman-style” stunt on a public highway. Videos and photos that have gone viral online show the rider lying flat on his motorcycle … Read more
Philippine Government Confirms Death of Filipina in Middle East Conflict A Filipino caregiver working in Israel was killed during the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. confirmed. The victim, identified as Mary Ann Velasquez De Vera from Pangasinan, died while trying to save the elderly person under her care and bring … Read more