Ridon eyes 215 votes Duterte impeachment

Lawmakers backing the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte said they were aiming for a margin far beyond the constitutional minimum as the case moved closer to plenary voting at the House of Representatives. Bicol Saro party-list Rep. Terry Ridon said supporters were targeting at least 215 votes, nearly double the 106 votes, or one-third…

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DND rejects peace talks with reds

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. / Photo courtesy of PNA. Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. on Friday ruled out the possibility of resuming peace negotiations with the New People’s Army, saying the government had no reason to engage with an armed group he described as responsible for criminal and terrorist acts. Teodoro said Filipinos were…

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FSNP: Championing Eco-tourism with Sustainable Initiatives 

The endangered tarictic hornbill has been documented in the FSNP. (Photo from the DENR) ILAGAN CITY, Isabela — Unknown perhaps to many Filipinos, we have one of the most expensive birds in the world—the hornbill—which is also among the most valuable wildlife species that is indegenous to the Philippines.  Yes, hornbills are considered very expensive and…

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Scorching heat, sudden showers: Easterlies bring storms even as ‘danger-level’ heat grips PH

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration warned Saturday of a weather mix that could catch Filipinos off guard—intense heat alongside scattered rains and thunderstorms driven by prevailing easterlies. In its 4 a.m. bulletin, PAGASA said cloudy skies with intermittent downpours and thunderstorms are expected over large swaths of the country, particularly Mindanao, Eastern…

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House momentum builds as Duterte impeachment looms, But fault lines emerge

A potential impeachment showdown against Vice President Sara Duterte is gaining traction in the House of Representatives, with key lawmakers signaling that support could already exceed the threshold needed to elevate the case to a Senate trial. Deputy Speaker Janette Garin said indications from internal discussions suggest “more than half” of House members may be…

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