April 13, 2017 - POLITIKO

Coming home soon: 250 undocumented OFWs in Saudi bound for PH after Duterte’s visit

A total of 250 undocumented Filipino workers in Saudi Arabia are set to return to the country after King Salman Bin Abdulaziz granted them pardon.

Duterte to name another ex-general in Cabinet. Find out who

President Rodrigo Duterte will add another military officer in his Cabinet already brimming with ex-generals.

Mukhang pera kayong ABS-CBN: Duterte dares its reporters to bare his wealth, kick him out of office

President Rodrigo Duterte has challenged ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp. to unleash the full might of its investigative report team to expose

Duterte vows to ‘raise hell’ against Inquirer: Tells owners to pay P1B back taxes

President Rodrigo Duterte promised to “raise hell” against the Prieto family, majority owners of the ‎Inquirer, for failing to pay P1 billion in back taxes.

Try and try again: Lacson pushes for national ID system anew

Senator Panfilo Lacson is hoping Congress will finally support a measure seeking to establish a national identification system in the country.

Corruption ain’t the reason: Sueño fired for opposing Evasco on P3.5-B budget transfer to ‘Kilusang Pagbabago’- report

Contrary to President Rodrigo Duterte’s claim, alleged anomalies surrounding the purchase of firetrucks from Austria wasn’t the reason he fired

Tara na! Duterte tells Arab bizmen: Gov’t to give you the best if you invest

President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday (April 12) urged businessmen in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to pour money into the Philippines, saying

Nancy Binay enjoys sun-soaked adventure in Albay: Nognog pa more!

Senator Nancy Binay is loving every minute of her family vacation in Bicol even at the expense of getting a darker tan.

Una si lolo’t lola! Poe wants priority seating for elderly in public transport

Senator Grace Poe wants to include a provision in the Expanded Senior Citizens Act or RA 7432 that will ensure priority seating for the elderly

‘It’s uncontrollable:’ De Lima is Ms. Lonely in detention

It has dawned upon Sen. Leila de Lima that her detention restricted her from doing freely what she has considered already a tradition for her annually.