The UAAP did not identify which members of the former Ateneo coaching staff under then-head coach Tab Baldwin were covered by the directive.

MANILA, Philippines — A coalition of religious and civil society groups will stage the “White Ribbon March” at the EDSA People Power Monument on June 28, renewing demands for government accountability and political reform. At a press conference on Friday, Bishop Efraim Tendero emphasized that the demonstration will champion three main causes: an end to

MANILA, Philippines — San Juan Mayor Francisco Javier M. Zamora spearheaded the launching of the San Juan Right To Care Card on June 17, 2026, as part of the celebration of San Juan City’s 19th Cityhood Anniversary. The Right To Care Card is the city’s implementation of its Healthcare Proxy Ordinance, which allows qualified individuals

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday raised no objections to Sen. Francis “Chiz” Escudero potentially returning as presiding officer of the impeachment court that will try the case against Vice President Sara Duterte. Escudero faced sharp criticism during the 2025 impeachment proceedings for allegedly delaying the trial over several months. READ: Escudero as

JERUSALEM (AP) — The Israeli military launched widespread overnight airstrikes across southern Lebanon amid reports of intense clashes with Hezbollah, putting a fragile new U.S.-Iran interim deal to end the war in immediate jeopardy. The intensifying conflict forced the postponement of Friday’s high-profile U.S.-Iran summit in Switzerland, delaying Vice President JD Vance’s scheduled attendance. As

MANILA, Philippines — The stipulations and witnesses presented by the prosecution for Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial have been submitted and will soon be up for resolution, while marking of the evidence has not been finished, Batangas Rep. Gerville Luistro said on Friday. In an online interview with reporters covering the House, Luistro — lead public

MANILA, Philippines — Interior secretary Jonvic Remulla has attributed the P141-billion government revenue loss from illegal tobacco trade to the “endemic” corruption in the country, emphasizing that enforcement efforts should target the operators, and not the small ones.  Remulla made this statement during the Third International Tobacco Summit organized by the Department of Agriculture (DA)

MANILA, Philippines — Several religious groups and civil society organizations are set to hold another anti-corruption rally dubbed as the “White Ribbon March” at the Edsa People Power Monument on June 28 to reiterate earlier calls of accountability and reforms within the government. In a press conference on Friday, Bishop Efraim Tendero said the upcoming