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A drug agency that Rodrigo Duterte cited as his source of information denies the claim and notes why Duterte never named Marcos in his 'narco' lists when he was president

'When was the last time he told us he was taking fentanyl? Five or six years ago? After five or six years, it has to affect him. Kaya palagay ko nagkakaganyan,' Marcos says of Rodrigo Duterte

From exchanging pleasantries in their past meeting in Malacañang last year, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and former president Rodrigo R. Duterte are now engaged in swapping drug-use allegations.  In an interview with reporters prior to his flight for his State Visit in Vietnam on Monday, Marcos attributed the recent rant made by…

MORE than a celebration of Filipino artistic excellence, this year’s National Arts Month (NAM) serves as an advocacy for the “integration of the arts into our social fabric,” according to National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) chairman Victorino Mapa Manalo. Leading last week’s press conference for the upcoming…

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, stupor, changes in pupil size, and clammy skin, are among the common symptoms of fentanyl overdose

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will appeal to the House of Representatives to stop the peoples initiative (PI), Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri said Monday.

The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) assured the completion of more transmission projects very soon following last week’s full energization of the P51.3-billion Mindanao-Visayas Interconnection (MVIP) project. “We are not done yet. After the MVIP, several big- ticket projects will see completion in the next months, in the…

President says Fentanyl use may have caused predecessor to make accusations of drug use against him.

'Kapag pinilit mo ito, lalabas ka ng Malacañang kagaya noong panahon na pinalayas kayo," Former president Rodrigo Duterte says in a scathing speech targeting President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

EFFORTS to make the economy less restrictive to foreign players—whether by economic Charter Change or other reforms—are welcome because the country already “lost a lot” of opportunities by having foreign investment restrictions, according to the National Economic and Development Authority (Neda). Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Arsenio M. Balisacan stressed the need…