MANILAbet86, Philippines Controversial evangelist Apollo Quiboloy is back in the hospital today after a Pasig court granted his request for an extension of his medical furlough. Israelito Torreon, Quiboloys counsel, said the leader of the Kingdom of
MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court has granted a petition challenging the substitution of former Commission on Elections (Comelec) commissioner Ma. Rowena Amelia Guanzon as the first nominee of the Komunidad ng Pamilya, Pasyente at Person
MANILA, Philippines Religious leaders and activists in Negros Occidental known as the Himamaylan 7have been acquitted of murder and frustrated murder charges previously filed by the military against them. In a decision dated November 18, Negros Occi
MANILA77ph, Philippines Some courts in northern Luzon suspended work on Monday, November 18, due to Severe Tropical Storm Pepito (international name: Man-Yi). Despite the work suspension, the courts have been advised to remain accessible through the
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MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court has ruled that the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) Board, not its president, has the authority to revoke the accreditation of healthcare professionals. In a 20-page decision promulgated on
MANILA, Philippines The Supreme Court on Friday announced the suspension of work in some courts in the Bicol region, Northern Samar and Isabela due to Typhoon Pepito and Severe Tropical Storm Ofel. Below is the list of courts that suspended operatio
Because of all that has happened since President-elect Trump’s first term in office, it is easy to forget that the Supreme Court repeatedly stood up to him during those chaotic four years. The court impeded Mr. Trump’s initial efforts to ban people
MANILAfafa191, Philippines — Can someone be prosecuted for calling out public officials over their official duties? The Supreme Court ruled that such remarks do not constitute slander unless actual malice is proven. In a 16-page decision promu