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Impeachment court lowers conviction threshold | The wRap

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Impeachment court lowers conviction threshold | The wRap

Today’s headlines: Impeachment court, Sara Duterte, COA

Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world:

The Senate impeachment court votes to lower the voting threshold for the conviction of Vice President Sara Duterte in her impeachment trial.

The impeachment court ruling that bars absentee senators from voting in Vice President Sara Duterte’s trial gives the prosecution a more feasible path to securing her conviction.

A government audit finds gaps and missing records in the office of Vice President Sara Duterte’s over P168-M disaster relief aid.

Bus operators call on the government to immediately lift the suspension of fare increases approved by regulators in March. This, as fuel prices continue to rise.

More young Filipinos are exploring solo-living. The Philippine Institute for Development Studies in 2024 reported the percentage of one-person households in the country more than doubled within three decades, from 2.9% in 1990 to 9.1% in 2020. – Rappler.com

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