Posted at 04/21/18 12:40 AM
The Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) has warned that it will file charges against barangay officials who fail to implement their respective anti-drug programs.
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An initial weigh-load test conducted on Chinese-made Dalian trains showed the train coaches are well within the allowable weight limit for the MRT-3’s railway system.
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With the recent deportation of Giacomo Filibeck and Sr. Patricia Fox, what are the rules and laws that govern foreigners in the country? Find out in this video.
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The Supreme Court's decision on the quo warranto case against Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno would be more acceptable to the people if it is well grounded in law and not seen as politically driven, ex-chief justice Reynato Puno said.
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A provision strengthening the Philippines' sovereignty rights in a new federal constitution is not necessary, the director of UP Institute for Maritime Affairs and Law of the Sea said Friday.
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MANILA - A member of President Rodrigo Duterte's consultative committee believes giving a sitting president two 4-year terms will make for a more accountable leader.
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These are the big stories that ANC will cover today.
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Police Director General Oscar Albayalde formally assumes leadership of the Philippine National Police.
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Two lawmakers from Camarines Sur figure in a meltdown of sorts, which a political analyst said offers a peek of what to expect in next year's congressional and gubernatorial polls.
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A Labor official who resigned after being criticized for being 'pro management' is possibly involved in graft, President Rodrigo Duterte's spokesman said Thursday.
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