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Robredo scores big win in Presidential Electoral Tribunal

The Supreme Court, sitting as the Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET), has unanimously set aside the 50-percent shading threshold that defeated vice presidential candidate Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. sought to apply in the recount of ballots in his electoral protest against Vice President Leni Robredo.

No meddling in frigate deal, says Duterte aide

President Rodrigo Duterte’s longtime special assistant, Christopher “Bong” Go, on Monday told senators that he did not interfere in the process for the procurement of two warships for the Philippine Navy.

Caloocan mayor eyes relocation of police HQ after fire

Caloocan City Mayor Oscar Malapitan is in favor of relocating the headquarters of the local police, whose old two-story building suffered major damage in a fire on Tuesday.

Maute terror base overrun; priest rescued

MARAWI CITY — The vicar general of Marawi City, Fr. Teresito “Chito” Soganub, and another hostage were rescued from Islamic State-inspired terrorists during a battle with government forces on Saturday night, Secretary Jesus Dureza, presidential adviser on the peace process, said on Sunday.

Trillanes dares Duterte: Sign bank waivers

It’s the turn of President Rodrigo Duterte to sign a waiver for his bank accounts that allegedly contains billions of pesos, according to Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV.

Control your fate

Going into the last four games of their elimination round schedule, Alaska coach Alex Compton is aware of one thing that’s going for his Aces.

Back-to-back on top of ALab PH’s goals

With a younger more versatile squad, San Miguel Alab Pilipinas coach Jimmy Alapag is upbeat as his team shoots for back-to-back crowns in the Asean Basketball League, a feat that has never been done in the regional league’s nine-year history.

Last-gasp PH bid fails to land a medal

It was a case of fading in the stretch for the country’s young athletes in the 2018 Youth Olympic Games Monday in Buenos Aires.

PH women’s early success falls prey to inexperience, lack of exposure

After scoring a win that turned people’s heads, the Philippines’ women’s chess team looked like it was ready to make history in the recent 43rd Chess Olympiad in Batumi, Georgia.

La Salle, NU look to build on big victories

Hoping to build on its strong finish to the first round, La Salle battles University of the East, even as Adamson hopes to get back on track on Wednesday in UAAP Season 81 basketball tournament at Mall of Asia Arena.

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