The Committee on Justice of the House of Representatives on Wednesday found sufficient evidence to establish probable cause to support an impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte, citing allegations of misuse of confidential funds, threats against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his family, and unexplained wealth. The committee report will be elevated to the plenary, where at least one-third of the 316-member House, or 105 lawmakers, must vote to approve the Articles of Impeachment. If approved, the case will be transmitted to the Senate, which will convene as an impeachment court for trial. All 53 members of justice committee present voted in favor of the findings.
Security Bank Corp. On Wednesday announced changes to its board of directors during its annual stockholders’ meeting, along with updates on its performance and plans for 2026.
Tourism Secretary Dita Angara-Mathay on Wednesday announced a stronger government push to adapt to evolving travel patterns, unveiling plans to establish a Tourism Resilience Management Team as global uncertainties continue to reshape the industry.