Impeach court: COA docs for Article 1 can’t be used for 2

Inquirer.net - Nov 7, 2026

The Senate impeachment court has decided to reject the reuse of the evidence that was presented against Vice President Sara Duterte in the allegations against her that the House prosecution panel had dropped. According to a Nov. 5 order from the impeachment court made public on Friday, the impeachment court specifically excluded thousands of documents

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Malacañang on Friday called for a “deeper” investigation into why Martin Romualdez was allowed to have a personal aide assist him in the New Quezon City Jail—where the former Speaker and President Marcos’ cousin is detained for plunder. Palace press officer Claire Castro said this special treatment, if proven, would constitute “extravagance.” READ: Palace wants

SC upholds law extending barangay, SK officials’ terms

Nov 7, 2026

SC upholds law extending barangay, SK officials’ terms

The Supreme Court has affirmed the constitutionality of the law that amended the terms of office of barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (BSK) officials and deferred the elections to another two years. Then Associate Justice Rodil Zalameda wrote the Oct. 14 decision, one of his last ponencias before taking over the Supreme Court as Chief Justice.

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Nov 7, 2026

Cheers, jeers greet Zalameda appointment as SC chief

Associate Justice Rodil Zalameda on Friday took his oath as the 28th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, with a promise to maintain judicial independence and integrity. In the oath administered by Senior Associate Justice Marvic Leonen, Zalameda vowed to always be guided by the principle that “public office is a public trust.” READ: Rodil

Fashion is not just about how you look, but what you stand for

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New BARMM education chief vows improved learning outcomes

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Ibagiw festival showcases Baguio’s evolving creative scene

Nov 7, 2026

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China to narrow scope of contentious ‘designated location’ surveillance measure

Nov 7, 2026

China to narrow scope of contentious ‘designated location’ surveillance measure

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North Korea’s army of world-class hackers is secret weapon that took down Binance

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Harapan banks on multiracial appeal, clean candidates in Malacca polls, Anwar says

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Harapan banks on multiracial appeal, clean candidates in Malacca polls, Anwar says

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