Tony Lopez is an Anchor/Reporter at KOVR. He covers a wide range of topics including business and economics, government and politics, and international affairs, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Tony has been featured in Newsday Media Group, CBS News, Philstar.com, The Manila Times, Boxing News 24/7, Patch.com, and MSN.
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Tony Lopez Forthwith, the Senate under its Bible-quoting new president, the lanky Alan Peter Cayetano, should do two things: 1) Hand over
Above headline is a quote from a certain senator who was chased by NBI agents afternoon of Monday, May 11.
Supporters of Ronald “Bato” Marapon dela Rosa, 64, frame his case as an issue of sovereignty, nationalism, an assault on the integrity of the Philippine justice system and the most egregious excuse of all, an assault on the powers and independence of our Senate.
It’s official.
Artificial intelligence has become three things. It is a religion. It is drugs. It is a war machine.
The speculation is that the Senate under Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano degraded itself to the point its reputation has sunk to a historic low because of one thing – it does not want to convict Vice President Sara Duterte, who has been impeached by 257 congressmen for culpable violation of the Constitution, betrayal of public trust, graft and corruption and other high crimes.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. probably made the most important state visit of his six-year presidency when he and First Lady Louise Araneta Marcos went to Japan, May 26-29, 2026 as guests of Emperor Naruhito, Empress Masako and the Japanese government led by Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae, Japan’s Iron Lady.
Only one senator.
A dear friend, mentor and colleague in the journalism profession, one of its finest practitioners, will be cremated and inurned this morning, June 9, after the funeral mass, at Heritage Park.
The best is yet to come. For San Miguel Corp., for its owners, for the customers it serves and for Filipinos in general.
