August 4, 2016 - POLITIKO

Duterte is searching for a ‘killer’ to head PCSO. Find out Ayong Maliksi’s reply

President Rodrigo Duterte is having a hard time finding a “killer” to head the “corrupt” Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO).

Thanks, but no thanks: Duterte says he didn’t take campaign money from bilyonaryos Andrew Tan, Lucio Tan

President Rodrigo Duterte refused donations from taipans Andrew Tan and Lucio Tan even during the time

Mapapamura ka rin! Duterte laments how drugs turn men into beasts

President Rodrigo Duterte could not restrain himself from dropping the strongest cuss words as he went on a lengthy diatribe against criminals anew to open the eyes of the general public on the harsh realities their nameless victims have been forced to deal with.

UN-deterred: Duterte expects to double body count of drug suspects some of whom were salvaged

A day after the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) his “apparent endorsement of extrajudicial killing”, President Rodrigo Duterte declared that he expected the police kill list to double in the coming weeks.

Can’t be blamed: Duterte gets De Lima’s hugot on human rights

President Rodrigo Duterte and Senator Leila de Lima may clash on human rights and law enforcement

Guvs, mayors, generals who own Laguna de Bay fish pens are next on Duterte’s ‘destroy’ list

After businessman Roberto Ongpin and the oligarchs, President Rodrigo Duterte will train his guns on owners who have inundated Laguna de Bay with thousands of fish pens.

Kill ’em all: Duterte to employ anti-drug war tactics on ‘endo’ firms

Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III is complaining that his agency doesn’t have enough warm bodies

How Duterte’s mother found out he was expelled from San Beda Law school

Duterte ain’t afraid of coup plotters, he’s even willing to swear them in

Who’s afraid of a coup d’etat?

Daig pa sa siniksik na longganisa! Recto urges Duterte to grant pardon to decongest jails

Senate minority leader Ralph Recto has called on President Duterte grant parole or pardon to “old, infirm, or gravely- or terminally-ill prisoners,” to decongest the country’s local jails.