The Philippine Palace dismissed concerns of a diplomatic rift with China despite Defense Secretary Teodoro's accusations of Chinese "insincerity and duplicity," asserting both nations maintain good relations while handling disputes diplomatically.
Claire Castro
Malacañang supports the ICC's warning against making comments to the media in Duterte's case.
Two students shot and killed three classmates and wounded 20 others at a Philippines high school.
A shooting at a Philippines high school killed 3, with 2 young suspects, aged 14 and 15, arrested and in custody.
A shooting at a Tacloban school left three students dead and five injured on Monday.
The ICC case was filed by a Filipino in 2017, says Undersecretary Castro, noting it is not a political weapon.
President Marcos calls Congress to a special session on June 17, 2026, to address urgent legislation.
The Palace dismisses claims of 18 alleged bagmen as inconsistent and unreliable.
Malacañang says there is no constitutional crisis amid the Senate leadership dispute.
Malacañang warns the public against individuals pretending to be holy.
Malacañang claims sufficient funds are available to respond to the Mindanao earthquake.
Eighteen former Marines revealed delivering money-filled suitcases to government officials from 2022 to 2025.
Ex-Marines alleged they delivered suitcases of money to President Marcos and others in 2022.
Vice President Sara Duterte supports institutions' independence amid Senator Jinggoy Estrada's arrest.
Charter change is an effort to amend the Constitution, sparking Senate debate.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. appoints Francis Tolentino as acting labor secretary.
Malacañang vows lawful enforcement of the arrest warrant against Senator Ronald Bato Dela Rosa.
President Marcos orders agencies to determine the cause of recent school violence incidents.
The Philippines maintains one of Asia's highest ages of criminal responsibility at 15 years old.
Two students were arrested after a shooting at a Philippines high school killed three and wounded seven.
Two young students killed three and wounded seven in a Philippine high school shooting.
President Marcos wants former Interior Secretary Benhur Abalos to play a more active role in his administration.
The Palace says it's up to senators to follow through on Marcos' call for a special session.
Senator Joel Villanueva is ready to attend a special session of Congress if called by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
The Palace described a viral video of First Lady Marcos and Senator Cayetano as a friendly chat.
DILG will investigate trash dumping at DENR Davao office allegedly ordered by Mayor Sebastian Duterte.
The Bureau of Customs collected P406.3 billion from January to May 2026, exceeding its target by P9.3 billion.
Palace Press Officer describes 18 individuals as "basureros" or garbage collectors.
Alan Peter Cayetano claims 11 senators allied with Gatchalian frequently meet in Malacañang.
The Office of the Ombudsman filed graft and malversation cases against Curlee Discaya and 10 others over anomalous Bulacan flood control projects.
The proposed P240 immigration fee is still under study and has not been approved by the government.
Malacañang sees no calamity to justify Senate online voting proposal.
Claire Castro accuses Pia Cayetano of gaslighting after Senate shooting incident.
Philippine Supreme Court refuses to block arrest of Senator Ronald Dela Rosa over his role in the nation's deadly drug war.
Malacañang slams Senator Cayetano for claiming Kiko Aquino-Dee is pro-Marcos, calling it baseless.
Malacañang says the flood control investigation is not just about Zaldy Co, as many others may be involved.
Three pupils were killed and seven wounded in a rare Philippines school shooting.
President Marcos ordered a probe into a Tacloban school shooting that left three dead and five injured.
Pulong Duterte challenges Interior Secretary Remulla to a drug test over ICC claims.
President Marcos calls a special legislative session on June 17, 2026, to address priority bills.
Comelec sets July 15-17, 2026, for filing certificates of candidacy for Cavite's 4th District special elections.
President Marcos will visit Mindanao to inspect areas affected by a magnitude 7.8 earthquake.
Nineteen people died in a magnitude 7.8 earthquake that hit Mindanao on Monday.
The Palace tells Senator Alan Peter Cayetano to stop acting like a victim after his recent statements.
Malacañang recognizes Senator Sherwin Gatchalian's Senate bloc leadership.
President Marcos is inclined to call a special Congress session if requested by Senate leaders.
The palace will continue its flood control probe despite arrests of Senator Jinggoy Estrada and others.
The FDA is still reviewing a proposed dengue vaccine application.
New Labor Secretary Francis Tolentino vows to improve workers' dignity under President Marcos' directive.
Philippine authorities were ordered to arrest Senator Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa.
