President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced a plan to provide satellite-based internet to all public schools in the Philippines through Starlink, aiming to bridge the digital divide in education, especially in remote areas.
The DOJ investigates new claims of 34 missing cockfighting enthusiasts’ bodies buried in Taal Lake, emerging from suspect Totoy. Coordination with local and law enforcement agencies is ongoing.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. accepted the resignations of three key officials, including Mark Llandro Mendoza, Presidential Adviser on Legislative Affairs, in a government reshuffle aimed at enhancing the administration’s legislative alignment.
The Philippine Commission on Elections has canceled the registration of the Duterte Youth party-list due to a 2019 petition challenging its registration process.
Former Negros Oriental representative Arnolfo Teves Jr. is recovering after an appendectomy at the Philippine General Hospital. His lawyer confirms the successful surgery while Teves remains detained facing multiple charges. The Bureau of Jail Management ensures security and medical care during his recovery.
The Center for International Law urges the ICC to deny former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s request for interim release, citing risks to victim and witness safety. CenterLaw stresses the importance of maintaining the integrity of the ongoing prosecution related to alleged crimes against humanity.
Former Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile expressed on Tuesday that Vice President Sara Duterte’s actions may indicate reluctance to face an impeachment trial. Enrile commented on the situation amid delays and petitions from Duterte’s camp against the complaint.
The Department of Education in the Philippines has acquired over 38,000 laptops and 26,000 Smart TV packages for the 2025-2026 school year. This initiative, part of DepEd’s Early Procurement Activities, aims to equip teachers and enhance school resources, utilizing 79% of the annual budget for their computerization program.
Senate President Francis Escudero and House prosecutors proclaim that senator-judges’ inhibition in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial should be voluntary, amid calls for recusal. Both emphasize that the decision lies with the senator-judges, stressing the significance of maintaining impartiality during proceedings.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. revealed receiving false accomplishment reports on government projects during a podcast. Marcos stated that his visits to public areas help him verify such reports’ accuracy, resulting in the dismissal of several public servants.