March 2, 2017 - POLITIKO

Duterte’s visit to Russia set on May 25: Mag-usap kami ni Putin

President Rodrigo Duterte is set to visit Russia to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin on May 25.

Did Duterte just confirm telling Laviña to quit?

President Rodrigo Duterte further fanned rumors that former National Irrigation Authority administrator Peter Tiu Laviña resigned over corruption allegations by admitting he was hurt he had to let someone go last week.

Di na pwede ang pasaway! Duterte warns: Raps for erring cops in Tokhang 2.0

President Rodrigo Duterte will no longer give a free pass to policemen who commit wrongdoing once they’re back on the streets pursuing drug pushers.

Ka Angel Manalo stumped about own arrest, to remain at QCPD

Remember Angel Manalo, the expelled Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) member who caused a sect-wide ruckus in 2015 over his falling out with his own family?

Sabik sa apo! Duterte can’t wait to go to Davao for Sara’s new son

President Rodrigo Duterte is thrilled to be a lolo once again.

For the win! Evasco triumphs over Andanar as PCOO’s control goes to Abella

Cabinet Secretary Leoncio “Jun” Evasco has begun consolidating his forces in Malacañang to ensure President Rodrigo Duterte’s hold on power remains strong.

Koko reveals Drilon’s reaction to ouster: Deadma!

Senator Franklin Drilon merely shrugged off his ouster as Senate President Pro Tempore minutes before it was formalized in the plenary.

The toughie cracks: De Lima admits she ‘cries out’ for truth, justice

Senator Leila de Lima continue to be headstrong even in the face of her detention, almost a week now following her arrest last Friday (Feb. 24.).

Palace disputes Human Rights Watch report: Drug war ain’t a human rights calamity

Malacañang on Thursday (March 2) went on the defensive after the international group Human Rights Watch criticized the government over the bloody war against drugs.

NBI officials given more time to respond to ‘tokhang for ransom’ allegations

Since they were just recently added as among the accused in “tokhang for ransom” case, former National Bureau of Investigation-National Capital Region (NBI-NCR) Regional Director Rick Diaz and his co-respondent NBI officials were allowed more time to file their counter-affidavits.