A Rappler team is highlighted for its dedication and skill in bringing clarity to the chaos of Senate proceedings.

Rappler is inviting young Filipinos to apply to be delegates for the One Young World Summit 2026, which will be held in Cape Town. The organization seeks four individuals who lead organizations, build community, and engage in meaningful conversations on pressing issues.

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.

An opinion piece from Rappler criticizes Sara Duterte, questioning her suitability for the presidency and her perceived lack of computer skills. The article argues against romanticizing "toxicity, stupidity, and dullness" in leadership.

In this new episode, Rappler columnist John Nery is joined by Eddie Quitoriano to talk about the Toboso incident

Rappler’s investigation reveals that Tropics Hotel is owned by a company whose shareholders are businessmen and lawyers connected to Leyte 1st District Representative Martin Romualdez.

Filipino singer-songwriter Clara Benin is making her return to Rappler Live Jam after a four-year hiatus.

Rappler was recognized for its flood control crowdsourcing, while CNA received an award for its app revamp, both at the Digital Media Awards Asia.

There is a suggestion that the Philippine Senate could begin a trial against Vice President Sara Duterte, ideally before June 5.

An opinion piece in Rappler raises concerns about the lack of public findings from the Commission on Human Rights' inquiry into red-tagging, emphasizing the state's human rights obligations and limits of power.

The Rappler app is highlighted for its features designed to make the daily news consumption experience more impactful and engaging for users.

Rappler is actively recruiting talented and dedicated students for its internship and volunteer programs, offering a challenging environment for those willing to step out of their comfort zones.

Rappler chronicles the journey of KATSEYE leader Sophia Laforteza, highlighting her rise from Manila to performing at the Coachella music festival and showcasing Filipina talent globally.

Rappler+ is transforming to offer a more connected and community-driven experience, aiming to provide clarity in an information-saturated environment.

A woman in Kentucky was reportedly picked up by a garbage truck's grappler claw and crushed, according to her family's lawyer.

During a Sandiganbayan hearing, state witness Sally Santos alleged that Brice Hernandez borrowed her contractor license to secure 42 government flood control projects, receiving P1.72 billion.

The Supreme Court of the Philippines held oral arguments focusing on unprogrammed funds, with budget experts warning about potential transparency and accountability issues, while others emphasized their necessity with safeguards.

A Rappler video report investigates health infrastructure contracts awarded to EGB Construction, a firm owned by the brother of Department of Health Undersecretary Glenn Mathew Baggao, raising questions of potential conflict of interest.

Rappler+ members learned details of a months-long investigation into a Chinese network that allegedly lured young Filipino defense workers into espionage.

Rappler provides an exclusive deep dive into the Lopez Group's business strategies, focusing on their debt, discipline, and daring high-risk investments.

An editorial from Rappler discusses the stark reality of poverty and inequality in the Philippines, highlighting the struggle of the poor who feel the burden of limited resources while the wealthy prosper.

Justice Singh sits down with Rappler to discuss her personal struggles and her advocacy for legal reforms and gender equality within the government.

Henry Alcantara appeared at the Sandiganbayan to testify against Zaldy Co, with the prosecution asserting that Alcantara's testimony serves as proof that Co is a contractor.

Faced with rising fuel costs and the need to earn for their families, Cebu's jeepney drivers talk to Rappler's John Sitchon to explain why they joined the nationwide public transport strike

Rappler+ is organizing an upcoming town hall event focused on addressing anxiety and fostering collaboration, inviting participants to engage in discussions.

An article discusses the significant ripple effect of the ongoing war, likely referring to the Middle East conflict, on the Philippines, emphasizing its underestimated impact.

Catch the indie rock band play old releases and songs from their new self-titled album at the Rappler HQ!

Here is a collection of Rappler stories on the volatility of fuel prices, the risks to national supply, and the Philippine government’s emergency measures amid the Middle East conflict

China is pursuing a focused agenda to assert its claims and restore its perceived place of honor, employing tactics like drone warfare, particularly in the context of its relationship with the Philippines under Rodrigo Duterte.

Rappler will host an 'Ask Me Anything' session on March 10 to discuss Chinese spy operations in the Philippines, inviting users to join a chat room for the event.

Rappler released a list of reports that have received corrections for the month of March 2026.

MANILA, Philippines — Jose Maria “Joey” Hofileña, dean of the Ateneo Law School (ALS), passed away at the age of 64 on Thursday, Feb, 26, due to health complications. His wife, Chay Hofileña, an investigative editor, confirmed his passing in Rappler reports. Throughout his life, the dean was respected for his legal expertise and commitment

Rappler senior investigative reporter Lian Buan says lead defense counsel Nicholas Kauffman focused on the contextual elements of the alleged crimes and the prosecution's claim regarding Rodrigo Duterte's mode of criminal liability

Tempe Police successfully used a grappler device to halt a Corvette following a high-speed chase that reached 142 miles per hour.

Rappler is providing special coverage of former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte's pre-trial proceedings at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

Forty years later, Rappler reporter Patrick Cruz visits the Radio Veritas Transmitter Station in Malolos, Bulacan, which the Marcos regime tried to silence during the uprising

An editorial from Rappler highlights the unwavering stance of Philippine senators regarding the Kalayaan Island Group, asserting that its status is not open for debate.

An editorial by Rappler discusses the alleged 'AC-DC racket' involving Franco Mabanta, describing it as an example of hijacked media.

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.

Rappler investigates the properties of Martin Romualdez, emphasizing the importance of public awareness and memory regarding such matters.

The social media card mimics Rappler’s graphics; Rappler did not publish any article with the same headline as the one in the misleading post

Rappler has launched a "#ChooseClarity" campaign aiming to recruit 3,000 new Rappler+ members. The initiative seeks to garner support for independent journalism.

Rappler has introduced a new AI masterclass specifically designed for executives, responding to the growing demand for responsible artificial intelligence practices. This program aims to equip leaders with essential knowledge in the evolving AI landscape.

UFC fighter Francis Marshall, feeling comfortable in the octagon after going the distance with a grappler, is now setting his sights on securing a spot at UFC 330 in Philadelphia. He is eager for his next fight.

A fact-check report from Rappler debunks claims that Martin Romualdez apologized to the Duterte family, with Romualdez maintaining his stance against ongoing corruption investigations.

Rappler reporter Dwight de Leon reviews and annotates a video released by former House speaker Martin Romualdez, breaking down his response to recent corruption allegations.

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.

An article from Rappler's 'Inside the Newsroom' explores potential strategies to foster hope and public-private initiatives in anticipation of a projected oil crisis in 2026, drawing parallels to responses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

An investigative report examines the challenges faced by families in a poor country, who often line up at government offices for assistance due to the absence of a systematic and developed healthcare system.

A Rappler episode features columnist John Nery and economist JC Punongbayan discussing strategies to assist the poor and middle class in the Philippines.

Rappler has launched a new feature within its app, allowing users to report instances of corruption directly and in real-time. A video guide is available to demonstrate how to use the new functionality.

Digital media company Rappler has won its Supreme Court case, overturning a 2018 shutdown order issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Police officers successfully used a 'Grappler' device to immobilize a vehicle carrying a group of teens who were attempting to flee a coordinated street takeover.

Fuel pump prices have increased in Metro Manila, prompting Rappler to create a dedicated price tracker to assist motorists, commuters, and businesses in monitoring the changes.

The International Criminal Court's Trust Fund for Victims is inviting questions for an upcoming 'Ask Me Anything' session, to be submitted via the Rappler app's Justice and Crime chat room by March 27.

A Filipino Navy staff member, identified as 'Lawrence', has admitted to selling Philippine state secrets to China, benefiting China's strategic interests.

'Nothing will stop this admin from pursuing the flood control conspirators,' Remulla tells Rappler, clarifying that he never issued a statement urging the public to move on from the flood control…

'A weak peso is bad news for importers, because imported goods become more expensive. This is especially bad now that oil prices globally are spiking,' says Rappler's resident economist JC Punongbayan

Rappler fact-checks a claim, confirming that Vice President Robredo's team stated she has not issued any statement regarding Vice President Duterte's remarks on Middle East OFW repatriation.

Rappler fact-checks a claim that Baste Duterte asked China to evacuate OFWs from the Middle East, clarifying that a photo used was taken out of context during a routine visit.

Rappler's three-part investigative series reveals how Filipinos with access to sensitive security information and documents were recruited to provide intelligence to Chinese nationals.

Rappler's justice reporter Jairo Bolledo is sitting down with ICC assistant to counsel and international law expert Ross Tugade for an Ask Me Anything session at 6 pm on Wednesday, March 11

Rappler+ members can now watch Live Jam sessions in person at the Rappler newsroom in Pasig City

A Rappler analysis explains why the anti-dynasty bill currently advancing in the Philippine House of Representatives is considered a 'big joke' and unlikely to curb political dynasties.

'It’s an exciting combination of two unique Rappler modes of news delivery: chat rooms and live video'

MANILA, Philippines — Bringing down the number of impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte from four to two will not weaken the case, San Juan Rep. Ysabel Maria Zamora said on Monday. In a press briefing after the first day of hearing on Duterte’s impeachment complaints, Zamora said that there would be no effect on

Rappler conducted a one-on-one interview with ICC Deputy Prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang following the conclusion of Rodrigo Duterte's pre-trial hearing.

Naga City has passed an ordinance to institutionalize its historic defiance of political dynasties, marking the People Power anniversary as 'Anti-Political Dynasty Day'.

Forty years later, Rappler's Tatiana Maligro revisits the country's financial district, where the building blocks of a peaceful People Power were built

Rappler reporters revisit significant locations to commemorate 40 years of the People Power uprising, reflecting on its lessons and unfulfilled promises.

Forty years since student movements helped reinforce the bloodless revolt that toppled a dictator, Rappler researcher Shay Du visited Silliman University’s Catacombs, where the spirit of resistance continues to thrive

Got questions or thoughts on the controversial LOAs of the Bureau of Internal Revenue? Join Rappler’s Ask Me Anything session with tax expert Mon Abrea on Tuesday, February 17, at 3 pm!

Rappler journalists will launch a new 10-minute radio segment, 'Rappler Investigates,' on Radyo Veritas, collaborating with anti-corruption group TAPAT to discuss their investigative reporting process.

Rappler will be in Cotabato City from June 7 to 9 to conduct a public forum and workshops on fact-checking and journalism, aimed at empowering Bangsamoro voters.

An opinion piece argues that charlatans flourish because of a lack of public awareness and the design of social media platforms that perpetuate this ignorance.

Rappler presents a visual summary of news, sports, lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest images from the Philippines and around the globe for the week of May 2-8, 2026.

Rappler has introduced RappLearn, an executive learning program focused on investigative journalism, technology, and leadership, leveraging the expertise of its award-winning journalists.

Dom Guyot is scheduled to perform live at the Rappler HQ for the first time. The event is part of Rappler's Live Jam series.

Rappler has published a list of available job openings for individuals interested in joining their organization.

Rappler's crowdsourcing initiative, FloodControlPH, has been awarded the gold prize in the 'Best in Audience Engagement' category at the prestigious Digital Media Awards Asia-Pacific.

The Integrated Air and Missile Defense Demonstration, part of the largest and most complex Balikatan bilateral war games to date, saw US Marines shooting drones and firing a missile.

An editorial from Rappler criticizes the Anti-Money Laundering Council's silence, suggesting complicity, and highlights the weak governance and accountability within the Philippines.

Rappler reflects on a decade of reporting on drug war victims, noting a change in the families' willingness to speak out, driven by the belief that truthful storytelling can influence history.

Davao-based band Delinquent Society is set to make a return appearance on Rappler Live Jam.

Rappler investigates how P125 million allegedly allocated to Vice President Sara Duterte was spent in less than 24 hours, detailing cash deliveries in duffel bags.

Rappler has released its list of reports that required corrections for the month of April 2026.

Rappler highlights the collective anger following last year's flood control corruption scandal as a hidden casualty in today's global crisis.

The family of a 35-year-old Kentucky woman, Tyrah Adams, is demanding answers after she was reportedly picked up and crushed by a garbage truck's grappler claw. Her family's lawyer questions why Louisville Public Works employees failed to see her.

Philippine news organization Rappler has successfully concluded an eight-year legal battle, winning against a 2018 Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) shutdown order issued during the presidency of Rodrigo Duterte.

A report highlights Zaldy Co's P802 million in bank deposits from Sunwest, which is crucial for the prosecution's case alleging his beneficial ownership and involvement in anomalous flood control contracts.

Rappler has published a series by Lala Rimando, "War in the boardroom," which delves into the history and internal workings of the influential Lopez family conglomerate, known for ABS-CBN.

Rappler reviews how the Philippines, under the elder Marcos, managed the massive oil crises of 1973 and 1979, exploring the triggers and the nationwide energy conservation measures utilized.

Manila is reportedly warming up to Beijing, though experts warn that any deal allowing the sharing of energy resources could be perceived as ceding territory or sovereignty.

'The world has changed since February 28,' our executive editor Glenda Gloria says in a message to Rapplers. 'It will take months and years to undo the damage.'

The band Novocrane is scheduled to perform live at the Rappler headquarters for a Rappler Live Jam event.

Khan Academy Philippines founder and CEO Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine and COO Myrish Cadapan-Antonio discussed their mission to provide free, world-class education to help address the country's education crisis.

The acclaimed singer-songwriter returns to Rappler Live Jam following the release of her latest single, 'ako naman muna'

'I’ve been a writer for close to 40 years. Proudly made my bones on ink and paper,' Salud wrote in a 2022 column for Rappler

Rappler editor-at-large Marites Vitug interviews Philippine ambassador to India Josel Ignacio about the factors driving the strategic partnership between the two nations and its future outlook.

What drove these young professionals to sell state secrets to shady bosses?

Rappler+ members will now receive invites to quarterly gatherings with Rappler journalists, thought leaders, and newsmakers as part of a vision to build a community around independent journalism

The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) has requested the Supreme Court to clear Rappler CEO Maria Ressa and a former staffer of cyberlibel charges, arguing that the case against them was filed beyond the one-year prescription period.

HONNE's James Hatcher tells Rappler that he can already envision Filipino fans singing along to their songs again

Rappler's Dwight de Leon profiles Congressman Bong Suntay, the lawyer-businessman under fire for his inappropriate remarks about Anne Curtis

But is the new design of footbridge and busway station PWD-friendly? Rappler reporter Patrick Cruz checks it out.

Rappler reports that there is nothing wrong with Justice Secretary Remulla's meeting with the International Criminal Court, as ICC rules allow cooperation with any country, regardless of membership.

An article from Rappler reflecting on how political bluster can translate into policy and have severe consequences.

Rappler summarizes the third day of pre-trial hearings at the International Criminal Court concerning former President Duterte's drug war.

Rappler’s Iya Gozum revisits the gymnasium where the tally board of the 1986 snap elections remains displayed

Forty years after the EDSA People Power Revolution, we find ourselves where we ought not to be

Advocacy groups are launching 'Bisto Proyekto,' a nationwide inspection of government infrastructure projects, ahead of the 40th EDSA People Power Anniversary.

Rappler editor-at-large Marites Vitug speaks with political scientist Aries Arugay to examine the legacy of the movement that toppled the Marcos dictatorship

An analysis delves into the patterns of political cronyism and power dynamics under former President Duterte's 'Davao Boys' and current President Marcos Jr.'s 'Ilocano cronies' in the Philippines.