President Marcos pledged to improve programs for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) during the 31st Migrant Workers’ Day celebration.

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has submitted her response to impeachment complaints filed against her. Allies of the Vice President suggest that ongoing political turmoil, including impeachment efforts, is a ploy to unseat President Marcos and install Duterte in power.

President Marcos addressed new law graduates, encouraging them to prioritize the protection of the poor and marginalized sectors, emphasizing the greater purpose of their profession beyond personal ambition.

President Marcos is open to calling a special session of Congress to address the Senate deadlock, particularly concerning the confirmation of generals and diplomats. The Palace indicated this move could help push through pending appointments.

President Marcos called on senators yesterday to “get back to work” as the impasse between the Senate majority and minority blocs had already stalled the passage of important measures.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and Education Secretary Sonny Angara visited Kapitbahayan Elementary School to oversee "Brigada Eskwela" activities, emphasizing the administration's commitment to improving campus safety and literacy.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s net satisfaction rating has fallen to an all-time low, primarily driven by deep-seated economic anxieties among the populace. This decline occurs despite increased media exposure boosting awareness of his administration.

Senator Alan Peter Cayetano claims President Marcos is receiving incorrect information regarding a Senate shooting incident and suggests that 'coup noise' from the minority aims to sow distrust within the majority. Cayetano's statements point to internal political tensions and alleged misinformation campaigns within the Philippine Senate.

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi's dinner performance with Philippine President Marcos has sparked criticism among Japanese netizens, who view it as diplomatic theatrics.

President Marcos has rejected the proposal for remote voting in the Senate, stating there is no good reason for it and urging senators to be physically present. He expressed his opposition to the proposed online voting system.

President Marcos has denied that the government is targeting majority senators, stating he watched the unfolding Senate drama in 'horror'. He clarified that there is no intention to undermine the Senate majority.

During President Marcos' visit, the Philippines and Japan have committed to bolstering their maritime security ties. Chinese analysts warn that this elevation of relations and focus on a 'China threat' narrative risks fueling confrontation in the region.

TOKYO, Japan — Malacañang on Wednesday said the record-low net satisfaction of President Marcos only pushes him to work harder.

A state banquet was held at the Imperial Palace in Japan on the evening of the 27th to welcome Philippine President Marcos and his wife, who are visiting as state guests, with Prince Hisahito attending for the first time.

President Marcos and Japan Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae are set to witness the signing of new trade and investment agreements between their two countries during the Philippine President’s state visit to Tokyo this week.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has embarked on a four-day state visit to Japan, where he is expected to discuss the fuller implementation of defense agreements between the two nations.

Davao City Mayor Sebastian 'Baste' Duterte has publicly accused President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of having no achievements as the country's chief executive during a recent speech.

Officials from the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development and Pag-IBIG Fund conducted a site inspection and ceremonial turnover of housing units in Cabuyao, Laguna, as part of President Marcos’ Expanded Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino Program.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is scheduled to visit Japan, with security ties expected to be a primary focus, raising concerns in China regarding seabed resource exploitation and maritime security around Taiwan.

A new analysis of Pulse Asia data indicates that distrust in Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is largely influenced by the country's class structure. The findings suggest a significant correlation between socioeconomic standing and public sentiment towards the president.

President Marcos's 2025 Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALN) indicates an increased net worth of P1.4 billion with no liabilities since 2022, and specifically declares artworks by Jose Rizal and Fernando Amorsolo.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. plans to clarify Japan's new defense posture during his meeting with Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae, as both nations confront 'coercive acts' in waters where China has increased its activities.

President Marcos and his wife Liza have declared a net worth of P475.93 million in 2025, showing a consistent increase in their wealth since he assumed office.

Philippine President Marcos has appointed University of the Philippines professor Kim Robert de Leon, 32, as the new secretary of the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), making him the youngest member of the Cabinet.

President Marcos took a swipe at Vice President Sara Duterte, emphasizing that his administration "never sleeps, never takes vacations" to address public needs, amidst their increasingly strained political relationship.

President Marcos has selected a young University of the Philippines professor to serve as the new budget chief, taking over from an interim head who has been in the position since November 2025.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. awarded over P160 million in scholarship funds in Cagayan and announced plans to establish 349 specialty centers nationwide by 2028. These initiatives aim to boost education and healthcare access across the country.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. anticipates that Congress will pass 21 of his administration's priority legislations by June, despite recent changes in Senate leadership.

The 48th ASEAN Summit has commenced, with Philippine President Marcos delivering opening statements and urging fellow leaders to address regional energy and food security. Marcos also highlighted the lasting impact of the Middle East crisis, calling for the bloc to find solutions.

ASEAN leaders, including President Marcos and the Brunei sultan, have arrived in Cebu for a summit. The agenda is expected to focus on critical issues such as energy security and economic uncertainty.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has directed government agencies to monitor and provide ongoing assistance to communities in Albay province affected by heavy ashfall from the continuous unrest of Mayon Volcano.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has directed the Agriculture Secretary to implement all possible measures to reduce rice prices, as inflation in the Philippines reached a three-year high of 7.2 percent in April.

Subsection 3 of the Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX), extending to the Governor’s Drive Interchange in General Trias, has been opened by President Marcos, offering travelers in southern Luzon an alternative to congested local roads with waived tolls.

Philippine President Marcos has ordered the reopening of roads in ashfall-affected areas of Albay to facilitate the delivery of aid. The government is actively working to ensure assistance reaches the impacted towns.

A fact-check report has debunked false claims circulating online that the Armed Forces of the Philippines withdrew support for President Marcos and that former President Duterte was proclaimed president.

Malacañang stated that President Marcos' trust in the Armed Forces of the Philippines remains intact, even after the NBI suggested a soldier might have been hired by Vice President Sara Duterte in an alleged plot to kill him.

Zaldy Co has been detained, but Czech and French envoys were reportedly unable to provide further information regarding his whereabouts and status to President Marcos. Manila is exploring informal ways to gather more details.

Philippine President Marcos and the Climate Change Commission are advocating for enhanced collaboration and a 'whole-of-system approach' among Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) members to effectively address the ongoing climate crisis.

President Marcos has directed government agencies to enhance support for Filipino inventors, focusing on intellectual property rights, research grants, and startup development.

President Marcos and Senator Angara are scheduled to lead a mass oath-taking ceremony for teachers in Roxas City.

President Marcos assured the public that services and programs would not be disrupted by the Mideast war, while also confirming he would not be spared from a probe into a flood control scandal. These statements address both international concerns and domestic accountability.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has declared several special non-working days in parts of Laguna, Quezon, Batangas, and Misamis Oriental to allow residents to celebrate local festivals and anniversaries.

The Philippine Palace clarified that House Speaker Romualdez's corruption remarks were not directed at President Marcos, actively distancing the President from the allegations. This comes as Marcos also approved the promotion of 17 senior PNP officers and visited Palayan City.

Japan is reportedly considering inviting Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. for a state visit next month, according to a Nikkei report.

President Marcos inspected the Department of Transportation Service Contracting Program in Quezon City and assured the public of continued government support amidst high fuel prices.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was seen jogging and doing jumping jacks in Malacañang, and lifting a sack of rice at another public event, to show proof of his life and health.

The Boracay Foundation Inc. has formally raised concerns with President Marcos Jr. regarding a proposed bridge plan, citing potential environmental and socio-economic impacts on the island.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has issued Executive Order 114, suspending the excise tax on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and kerosene, following an earlier announcement.

Zaldy Co, a key suspect in a major corruption scandal in the Philippines, has been arrested in Prague, Czech Republic, a development confirmed by President Marcos.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. publicly refuted persistent health rumors by lifting a sack of rice at a Manila event, following previous physical displays. His palace simultaneously rejected calls for him to release health records or undergo drug testing.

The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) has asked the Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate Facebook accounts spreading “malicious” and “fabricated” information about President Marcos's health. The PCO seeks legal action against those responsible for the fake news.

Philippine President Marcos has called on ASEAN member states to activate a fuel-sharing pact. The initiative aims to enhance regional energy security and cooperation amidst global challenges.

Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla stated that Davao City Mayor Sebastian 'Baste' Duterte's remark about 'needing President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos' head' is within his rights.

A former aide to Vice President Sara Duterte claims that Rodrigo Duterte discussed an assassination plot against President Marcos with retired generals if Marcos reneged on a supposed promise to step down in 2025.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has announced the suspension of excise taxes on kerosene and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to alleviate fuel costs, alongside waiving tariffs on food imports to help manage rising prices.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called on Filipinos to practice “bayanihan” and responsible behavior as the country faces energy and price shocks. He also warned against fuel hoarders, attributing the crisis to the ongoing war in the Middle East.

The Department of Budget and Management in the Philippines has identified P238 billion in funds to address the global oil crisis, following a directive from President Marcos. The allocation also includes a mandate for a 20 percent reduction in non-essential spending.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered a P10/liter fuel subsidy for drivers and operators of public utility vehicles (PUVs) in the Philippines, aiming to provide weekly savings of P1,500 for three months.

Vice President Sara Duterte responded with 'Good luck to him' regarding online rumors about President Marcos Jr.'s supposed serious illness.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. addressed public concerns about his health on Wednesday, April 8, stating he is healthy and actively managing his weight.

Philippine President Marcos has returned to his normal routine, addressing recent speculations regarding his health.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. committed to addressing financial and administrative limitations faced by local government units (LGUs) in the Philippines, aiming to amend the 35-year-old Local Government Code to improve service delivery.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is pursuing legal and protective actions against a barangay official in Camarines Sur following allegations of harassment and abuse committed by his two sons against several children, a case brought to light by a girl seeking President Marcos's help.

Davao City Mayor Sebastian Duterte ordered the dumping of garbage outside the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) office in protest of the city's mounting waste crisis, prompting the DENR to condemn the action and clarify that President Marcos was not involved in a landfill suspension.

Malacañang dismissed allegations by former Marines linking President Marcos to flood aid irregularities, while the Armed Forces of the Philippines clarified that the individuals were no longer in service at the time of the alleged acts.

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang on Thursday dismissed as “false and baseless” allegations made by a group of former Marines linking President Marcos to alleged cash deliveries connected to the flood…

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. joins Pride Month celebrations, reaffirming his administration's commitment to equality and inclusion for all Filipinos regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.

President Marcos has ordered the Philippine Senate to resume sessions, with the Senate minority expressing regret to beneficiaries of bills stalled due to the lack of legislative activity.

President Marcos has approved the Philippine government’s new investment promotion blueprint for 2026, which outlines activities eligible for tax incentives.

A claim circulating about a UN arrest warrant for Philippine President Marcos has been fact-checked and found false. The claim originated from a Japanese NGO's submission to the UN Human Rights Council regarding the Duterte case, which the Philippines' foreign affairs department dismissed as baseless.

President Marcos is set to meet with Vietnam President To Lam to pursue stronger partnerships in key sectors, including defense and maritime cooperation.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stated he "watched with horror" recent events in the Senate, including a May 13 shooting incident which he described as "fake." His remarks were made during a visit to Tokyo, Japan.

President Marcos has labeled his estranged elder sister Imee's claim that the administration is pushing for Charter change to remain in power as a 'perfect example' of fake news, warning of its negative impact.

The article features Philippines' President Marcos discussing his efforts and vision for building a legacy distinct from his family's past, focusing on his own political agenda.

Japanese Prime Minister Takashi and Philippine President Marcos held a summit, emphasizing the increasing importance of close cooperation between their nations amid a challenging international landscape, particularly in security and economy.

A fact-check confirms that there is no order from President Marcos to halt impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte, with Malacañang stating the President will not interfere.

Filipino groups, including the Campaign Against the Return of the Marcoses and Martial Law (CARMMA) and the August Twenty-One Movement (ATOM), have criticized the approval of House Bill No. 9216, which seeks to declare September 11 as a holiday in honor of former President Marcos Sr.

Philippine President Marcos' net satisfaction rating has dropped to a record low of -15 in March, according to a Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey. This marks his lowest satisfaction rating ever recorded.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. commenced his four-day state visit to Japan by meeting with the Filipino community in Tokyo.

President Marcos assured over 2,500 families affected by the Binondo fire that the government would continue to provide assistance. The Manila mayor confirmed the extensive impact of the blaze on the community.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is on a state visit to Japan, focusing on bolstering defense cooperation and discussing energy security, marking the first such visit in over a decade.

Former PNP chief Torre stated he would have no choice but to arrest Senator Bato if ordered by President Marcos, emphasizing adherence to process, system, law, and duty.

Malacañang described an investigative report claiming President Marcos Jr. hired a London public relations firm to rehabilitate his image as "based on speculation and intrigue," declining further comment.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. declared a net worth of P475.9 million for 2025, which includes a collection of artworks by national heroes. His appraised net worth, however, reached P1.45 billion.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has named Franz Alvarez as the acting president and chief executive officer, as well as an acting member of the Board of Directors, of the Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC). The appointment was based on an official document.

An article questions why the Philippines is hesitant to drill for oil and gas in the South China Sea, citing Malaysia and Indonesia's successful ventures despite intimidation from Beijing.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. administered the oath of office to Kim Robert de Leon, 32, as the new Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Acting Secretary. De Leon is now the youngest member of the cabinet.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. affirmed that the government is actively working to address public needs, making the remarks during an event in Makati City.

President Marcos is expected to deliver a strong message on loyalty, discipline, and the rule of law at the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class of 2026 graduation rites amid rising tensions.

The Philippine government, under President Marcos, has decided to scale back the frequency of meetings for the interagency Uplift committee, which addresses the fuel crisis, from weekly to biweekly.

President Marcos is scheduled to meet with Paraguay President Santiago Peña Palacios at Malacañang today to discuss expanding cooperation between their two countries in key sectors.

The Philippine Supreme Court has ordered President Marcos and Executive Secretary Ralph Recto to comment on a petition seeking the disclosure of the President’s medical examination report, clarifying that no ruling has been made yet.

The Philippine Palace addressed various rumors concerning President Marcos, clarifying his relationship with Franco Mabanta, denying reports of him being in critical condition, and stating his non-involvement in a political feud.

President Marcos announced the Philippines' commitment to push for greater cooperation, peaceful coexistence, and food and energy security within ASEAN, addressing regional challenges like the Middle East war and the Myanmar crisis.

President Marcos confirmed a nearly three-year silence with his sister, Senator Imee Marcos, but stated he harbors no ill feelings towards her.

President Marcos recently led the opening of the Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX) extension, enhancing regional connectivity. He also announced plans for the groundbreaking of a new Philippine General Hospital (PGH) in Carmona, set to take place in May.

Former broadcaster Jay Sonza was arrested by the National Bureau of Investigation on charges of cyberlibel for allegedly spreading fake medical information questioning President Marcos’ fitness for official duties.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced the expansion of direct funding to local government units (LGUs) and new food assistance and scholarship initiatives to strengthen national and local coordination.

French and Czech diplomats reportedly remained tight-lipped when President Marcos personally requested information about flood control scam suspect Zaldy Co, citing a lack of authority to speak on the matter.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. expressed disappointment but remains hopeful for cooperation with French and Czech envoys to bring Zaldy Co to justice. The Palace stated that the Philippines is actively tracking Co.

An administration lawmaker in the Philippines has stated that threatening to assassinate President Marcos, especially by Vice President Sara Duterte, is a 'very serious offense' that must not be ignored.

Questions surrounding Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s health, amplified by supporters of former president Rodrigo Duterte, have reached the Supreme Court, setting a rare test of constitutional disclosure regarding presidential fitness.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) confirmed that Vice President Sara Duterte’s threat to assassinate President Marcos was serious, indicating she had hired an assassin for that purpose.

Fitch Ratings has issued a negative outlook for the Philippine economy, prompting questions about President Marcos's response to the economic prognosis.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will comply with the Supreme Court's order to submit a comment on a petition requesting a hair follicle test and other examinations related to claims of illegal drug use.

A fact-check confirms that President Marcos is alive and was seen in public on April 22, 2026, leading official ceremonies, debunking renewed 'body double' claims based on a long-debunked urban legend.

The Solicitor General has distanced President Marcos from the release of unprogrammed funds, instead pointing to the Department of Budget and Management chief as accountable for the decision.

Palace press officer Claire Castro commented on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s recent trust and performance ratings, expressing gratitude that the public can discern who is working.

President Marcos's trust and performance ratings have recovered in the first quarter of the year, while the Vice President's ratings have declined, according to an OCTA Research survey.

President Marcos has provided an update on his government's efforts to bring resigned lawmaker Zaldy Co back to the Philippines, stating the process will take 'enough time' and be done in accordance with the law.

The Department of Justice is close to finishing its study of Mary Jane Veloso's case and plans to meet with her family next week regarding her request for a presidential pardon from President Marcos.

A former Philippine congressman, who was a fugitive linked to flood control kickbacks, has been arrested in Prague, according to President Marcos.

The Philippine Palace has directed the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to investigate alleged plans to unseat or assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. This order comes amid concerns over threats to the president's leadership and safety.

Philippine President Marcos has urged ASEAN member states to activate a fuel-sharing pact to address energy security concerns.

Authorities in the Philippines have traced the origin of circulating fake news regarding President Marcos's health, though details remain confidential as investigations are ongoing.

The Malacañang Palace and the Malacañang Press Corps have refuted persistent online claims regarding President Marcos's health, stating that the President remains active and publicly visible.

President Marcos of the Philippines is exploring options to reduce tariffs on imported agricultural products and streamline permit processes to support imports.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has officially approved the aviation insignia for the Philippine Army, marking a significant step for its aviation arm. Mikee Romero was named the first awardee of the new symbol.

Malacañang has denied claims that live footage of President Marcos was manipulated, amidst headlines also covering Gloria Arroyo, and the sons of Biden and Trump.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the immediate distribution of P8 billion in subsidies to over 42,000 barangays and student projects, aiming to help communities cushion the economic impact of the Middle East crisis.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delivered a speech on the Day of Valor, urging Filipinos to confront the economic and social impacts of the Middle East crisis with unity and compassion, drawing parallels to the resilience shown during WW2.

President Marcos announced plans to increase the Philippines' oil supply, taking advantage of a two-week ceasefire in the Middle East. He expressed hope for a longer combat pause.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines is expected to decide on reducing or suspending the excise tax on petroleum products, a measure considered amid rising fuel prices following the Iran war.

Economic managers in the Philippines are scheduled to meet and present President Marcos with proposals to address soaring oil prices and mitigate the impact of the Middle East war on the country.

A fact-check confirms that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was not arrested in the US, clarifying his presence in New York for a UN General Assembly session.

Eighteen men claiming to be former soldiers are facing numerous legal cases after recounting their alleged delivery of billions of pesos in kickbacks from flood control projects to various officials, including President Marcos.

President Marcos conducted an inspection of the ongoing rehabilitation project for the Maharlika Highway in Samar, a key road infrastructure.

Malacañang has called on the Senate to 'shape up' amidst internal leadership disputes and ongoing hearings into a flood control scam, while denying President Marcos's involvement in corruption.

President Marcos Jr. has appointed the estranged brother of Senate President Alan Cayetano to manage the government's primary television station, PTV-4, amidst political rifts between some senators and Malacañang that have stalled legislative work.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has indicated that the country may require an additional budget to address the impact of the ongoing oil shock.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has instructed the Department of Education (DepEd) to ensure all schools are prepared for the new school year's opening on June 8, aiming to prevent disruptions.

Paolo 'Pulong' Duterte, the elder brother of Vice President Sara Duterte, publicly questioned President Marcos regarding the reforms and legacy of his administration, specifically asking what reforms his sister might reverse if she becomes president in 2028.

The Senate committee on public order will summon the NBI, PNP, and DILG as part of its investigation into a May 13 shooting, with Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano suggesting President Marcos is receiving 'wrong information.'

The Emperor of Japan received a halo-halo set as a gift from Philippine President Marcos. This exchange occurred during the farewell greetings between the Emperor and Empress and the Philippine presidential couple.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delivered an address before Japan's National Diet, emphasizing the transformation of the relationship between the Philippines and Japan from reconciliation to deep mutual trust.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delivered an address to Japan's National Diet, an honor rarely bestowed upon visiting leaders, signifying strong bilateral ties.

The sister of President Marcos has publicly declared her support for former President Duterte, ahead of an anticipated Senate trial.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has officially declared Naga City as a highly urbanized city. This declaration signifies a new administrative status for the city.

Philippine President Marcos was conferred the Grand Cordon of the Supreme Order of the Chrysanthemum, and the First Lady received the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Precious Crown from Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako in Tokyo.

President Marcos' state visit to Japan is anchored in building everyday trust, reflecting a changing Filipino presence in Japan that extends beyond labor migration to include ideas, brands, and business models.

President Marcos has extended the week-long observance recognizing the anniversary of the Supreme Court to one month. The extension aims to enhance public awareness of the vital role played by the judiciary in the Philippines.

A fact-check confirms that a video claiming Ombudsman Remulla revealed evidence of President Marcos' failing health is false, as no official channels or media reports support such statements.

President Marcos has instructed local government units to boost awareness of government healthcare programs, while the Palace has remained silent on a report linking him to corruption and a legacy rehabilitation drive.

Philippine President Marcos has ordered the acceleration and completion of flood control projects. These efforts are being ramped up in anticipation of the upcoming rainy season.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos declared assets totaling P1.475 billion in their 2025 Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALN).

The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) has asked the Supreme Court to dismiss a petition that seeks to compel President Marcos to undergo a drug test and disclose the results. The OSG argued the petition lacks legal basis.

The Philippine President is undertaking a rare state visit to Japan, with discussions expected to focus on security and energy cooperation.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. stated he would 'wait and see' regarding a possible change in Senate leadership, responding to journalists' questions on the matter.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed former budget undersecretary Kim Robert De Leon to serve as the new budget chief, replacing Amenah Pangandaman.

President Marcos delivered a speech to the Philippine Military Academy's 'Talang Dangal' Class of 2026, urging them to uphold loyalty to the Constitution. The graduating class is also highlighted for its diverse skills, including coding, alongside traditional military training.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited the Pampanga Provincial Hospital–Clark (PPHC), marking the first public hospital in the Clark Freeport Zone.

Philippine President Marcos visited the newly opened Philippine Health Insurance Corp. ward at The Medical City in Pasig to monitor the implementation of programs aimed at improving healthcare access.

President Marcos provided a briefing on the 48th ASEAN Summit, where leaders discussed critical issues such as the Middle East, South China Sea, and Myanmar. However, the recap noted a lack of specific solutions despite the urgent need for them.

According to a Commission on Audit report, Science Secretary Renato Solidum Jr. earned P6.66 million, making him the highest-paid Cabinet member under President Marcos in 2025.

President Marcos is set to convene leaders from Thailand and Cambodia in Cebu to discuss a fragile truce that has been in place since late December 2025 following months of border clashes.

Vlogger Jeffrey Luces Celiz, also known as 'Ka Eric Celiz,' surrendered to the Pasig Regional Trial Court and posted P36,000 bail in connection with an 'unlawful publication' case related to President Marcos' alleged fake medical test.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Senator Imee Marcos have not spoken in almost three years, with the latter also no longer attending family gatherings, according to a Palace official.

President Marcos has announced that a new branch of the Philippine General Hospital in Carmona, Cavite, is scheduled to break ground this May.

Amid challenging economic pressures, Philippine President Marcos Jr. has pledged to boost workers’ protection and opportunities, as well as create more and better jobs for Filipinos.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has authenticated a video allegedly containing threats from Sara Duterte and identified individuals reportedly hired to kill President Marcos. The NBI also noted Duterte's attempt to visit a key figure in the investigation.

The Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) has condoned nearly ₱800 million in farmers' debts, including accrued interest, in the Eastern Visayas region of the Philippines. President Marcos led the distribution of condonation certificates in Tacloban City.

President Marcos has issued an order requiring all government offices to play the official music videos of 'Lupang Hinirang' and the ASEAN 2026 theme song after flag ceremonies and during official government events.

President Marcos announced new government initiatives, including expanded maternity benefits under PhilHealth and increased financial and technological support for Filipino inventors. These measures aim to bolster social welfare and innovation in the Philippines.

Malacañang has distanced President Marcos from claims regarding the alleged arrest of Zaldy Co, whose whereabouts remain unclear. The situation has created a "debacle" as officials clarify the government's position.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has assured the public that government services will continue without interruption despite the ongoing national energy emergency.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced his commitment to boost funding for local government units in the upcoming national budget, contingent on the continued success of existing government assistance programs.

Malacañang stated that there has been no known communication between President Marcos and Romualdez amidst an ongoing corruption controversy.

Malacañang has pledged to comply with the Supreme Court's directive for President Marcos to respond to a petition seeking the disclosure of his medical test results.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. attended an event for Our Lady of Manaoag, where he prayed for grace and a renewed commitment to service.

Malacañang has not confirmed any resignation or removal of President Marcos, nor have any constitutional grounds for presidential succession been triggered, debunking rumors about the leadership.

President Marcos Jr. wants no disruption in petroleum supply.

Recent survey figures indicate a slight increase in President Marcos's trust rating, with House executives suggesting he is on the right track. Conversely, former President Duterte's trust rating has seen a slight decrease.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has directed the release of P17.27 billion to accelerate the construction of 4,960 classrooms nationwide, aiming to address shortages and improve basic education quality.

A fact-check article refutes rumors that Vice President Sara Duterte would be proclaimed president due to alleged health issues of President Marcos Jr. The 1987 Philippine Constitution outlines specific conditions for presidential succession, none of which currently apply to President Marcos Jr.

Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla stated that Davao City Mayor Baste Duterte's pronouncements against President Marcos should not be considered a threat, dismissing them as 'just talk'.

The Philippine Presidential Communications Office has requested the Department of Justice to investigate and take legal action against three Facebook pages accused of spreading disinformation about President Marcos's health.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasized the vital role of teachers in nation-building as he led the oath-taking of over 2,100 newly promoted educators and principals in Eastern Visayas.

A fact-check confirms that Philippine President Marcos is alive, debunking a false claim that misused an old news report about his hospitalization; he was recently seen at a wreath-laying ceremony.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has publicly challenged those claiming he is sick to join him for exercise, dismissing rumors about his health.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. publicly performed jumping jacks to dispel rumors circulating about his health.

The Presidential Communications Office in the Philippines is launching a new platform to involve the public in its efforts to combat fake news, amidst a surge of disinformation regarding President Marcos' health.

Malacañang has refuted online posts alleging that President Marcos is suffering from stage 4 colon cancer, asserting that the President remains in good health.

President Marcos has named trade diplomat Dita Angara-Mathay as the new tourism chief. Her appointment reflects the administration’s push to position tourism as a strong driver of jobs, businesses, and regional development.

President Marcos announced that the Philippine government will launch a service contracting program for public utility vehicle operators and drivers, offering per-kilometer rates to mitigate the oil crisis.

Malacañang intends to pursue charges against individuals spreading disinformation about President Marcos’ health, following renewed online rumors claiming he is suffering from a serious illness.

President Marcos has said that the supply of petroleum and petroleum products wouldn't be a problem

Policy groups are cautioning Philippine President Marcos against any deal that would grant Beijing a role in resource development, citing the 2016 arbitral ruling and past agreements.