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1 week ago | 
tribune.net.ph | Richbon G. Quevedo |Jing Villamente
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has chosen the next chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP), according to Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla. In an interview in Quezon City, Remulla said the President may announce his pick in the coming week. “We’ve already talked. He has someone in mind.
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1 week ago | 
tribune.net.ph | Richbon G. Quevedo |Jing Villamente |Glen Jacob Jose
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has chosen the next chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP), according to Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla. In an interview in Quezon City, Remulla said the President may announce his pick in the coming week. “We’ve already talked. He has someone in mind.
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2 weeks ago | 
tribune.net.ph | Jom Garner |Richbon G. Quevedo |Maria Bernadette Romero |Lade Kabagani
All Cabinet secretaries tendered their resignations on Thursday, following President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s directive aimed at “recalibrating” his administration. Citing the results of the midterm elections, the President explained that the mass resignation call was intended to “realign the government with the people’s expectations.”Despite handing in their resignations, Malacañang stated that Cabinet members would continue with their regular duties.
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1 month ago | 
tribune.net.ph | Richbon G. Quevedo |Raffy Ayeng
Snobbishly selectiveSomething is cooking at the Palace, as the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) suddenly slapped new accreditation guidelines ensconced in restrictive platitudes on journalists and photographers for the privilege of covering the President. In a memo, the PCO called the Palace beat the “most prestigious,” requiring “the best among the best of seasoned journalists,” thus requiring the new rules.
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1 month ago | 
tribune.net.ph | Maria Bernadette Romero |Richbon G. Quevedo
With millions of Filipinos headed for the provinces for the Holy Week break, transport agencies and private operators are stepping up efforts to manage the surge across roads, terminals and airports.
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1 month ago | 
tribune.net.ph | Richbon G. Quevedo |Jing Villamente
“Bongbong” Marcos Jr. led in the launch of the Agri-Puhunan at Pantawid Program (APP), a comprehensive initiative offering financial and technical assistance to eligible rice farmers, in Alabel, Sarangani on Friday. “As part of the government’s response, we are launching the Agri-Puhunan at Pantawid Program. This is the result of a thorough study, strong cooperation, and a deep concern from various branches of government,” he said.
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2 months ago | 
tribune.net.ph | Ivan Suing |Richbon G. Quevedo
Alexandra “Alex” Eala’s run in the Miami Open is history but she wishes that her rousing stint has inspired a lot of people to take up the sport in the Philippines. Eala, 19, is hoping her recent run would result to a resurgence of tennis in the country. The Rafael Nadal Academy graduate bowed out of the Miami Open last Friday after a 6-7, 7-5, 3-6 loss against home bet and world No. 4 Jessica Pegula in the semifinal.
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2 months ago | 
tribune.net.ph | Ivan Suing |Richbon G. Quevedo
The world erupted in celebration after seeing Alex Eala pull off a shocking upset of world No. 2 Iga Swiatek in the quarterfinals of the Miami Open early Thursday (Manila time) at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Spanish great Rafael Nadal, who has been training Eala since she was 13 at his Rafael Nadal Academy in Mallorca, Spain, was beaming with pride after watching Eala edge the seemingly-unbeatable five-time Grand Slam champion in dramatic fashion. “We are extremely proud of you, Alex.
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Mar 1, 2025 | 
tribune.net.ph | Raffy Ayeng |Richbon G. Quevedo |Jing Villamente
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has reported a significant surge in cybersecurity threats, saying it prevented approximately 5.4 million malicious attempts against 32 government agencies connected to national security operations in 2024. DICT Undersecretary for Cybersecurity Jeffrey Ian Dy told reporters Saturday that of the 60 advanced persistent threat (APT) groups deterred, more than half were linked to Chinese entities.
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Feb 25, 2025 | 
tribune.net.ph | Richbon G. Quevedo |Jing Villamente |Gabriela Baron
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was not attempting to erase the memory and significance of the 1986 People Power Revolution following his declaration of 25 February as a special working day, Malacañang said yesterday. The historic event marked the end of the 20-year strongman rule of his father, the late former President Ferdinand Marcos Sr.“Let’s take a look at it; how can history be erased? History is history.
