KathNiel slam by netizens for violating election rule
Teen stars Daniel Padilla and Kathryn Bernardo were in hot waters after photos of them with their ballots circulated online on the day of the...
2016 Presidential Elections
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3rd Pili Pinas 2016 Presidential Debate tops TV ratings, sets trends on Twitter
MANILA, Philippines – More Filipinos nationwide watched the five presidential candidates face off for the last time in ABS-CBN’s Presidential Town Hall Debate last Sunday...
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Duterte basher gets rape, death wish from ‘supporters’
A female anti-Duterte post on Facebook has drawn the ire of netizens who appear to be supporting the Presidential candidate, some of whom even wished...
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Duterte slams own son for dropping Cayetano, supporting Escudero in VP bid
Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte slammed his own son, Davao Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte for endorsing Senator Chiz Escudero for vice president in the May...
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Ellen Adarna supports Duterte despite paying 10,000 pesos for smoking in Davao
More celebrities are announcing their support to the tough talking Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte for his presidential bid. ( Read 10 things Duterte promises...
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10 notable quotes of Presidentiables from the first PiliPinas Debates 2016
Filipinos from all over the world will be glued to their television screens and online as the highly anticipated second leg of the Presidential debates...
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SC’s final decision: ‘Grace Poe can run for president’
The Supreme Court (SC) allowed Senator Grace Poe to run for presidency in the 2016 elections. In a report by Rappler, the SC en banc...
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Why Inquirer’s John Nerry slam Rappler’s lawsuit vs Comelec?
A column of Inquirer editor John Nerry against the Rappler’s lawsuit on Commission on Elections (Comelec) have created a rift between two media organizations. In...
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Why #PiliPinasDebates2016 and #DuRiam trended on Twitter
PHILIPPINES – The election fever is alive and kicking on Twitter as the Philippines saw its first presidential debate in over two decades. Those who...
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Why Duterte will win – a solid argument
By Vicente Rafael Some things I’ve learned about the political scene–or at least, the horse races– since I got into Manila a few days ago:...
