STL Result September 16, 2026 This page is automatically updated with the latest publicly available PCSO STL result for September 16, 2026. It includes the winning numbers, prize information, winner count when available, and prediction reference. STL Result History 2026 More PCSO Lotto Results This website is not the official PCSO website. It only publishes […]
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PNP intensifies probe into BARMM violence, vows charges vs suspects
MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine National Police (PNP) steps up its investigation into gun attacks, explosions, and other incidents and vows charges against suspects during the historic Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) parliamentary elections. In a statement on Wednesday, PNP chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. said authorities obtained leads that could help
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Cebu inflation eases due to slower food price increases
LAPU-LAPU CITY, Cebu — Cebu Province and its highly urbanized cities posted lower inflation rates in August 2026, as prices of food and non-alcoholic beverages increased at a slower pace than the previous month, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority in Central Visayas (PSA-7). Data from PSA-7 showed that inflation in Cebu Province eased to
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Panganiban: Trial participation essential to final impeachment vote
MANILA, Philippines – Senator-judges must personally engage with the evidence in an impeachment trial before exercising the power to decide an official’s fate, retired Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban told the Senate impeachment court Wednesday. Panganiban said the constitutional duty of senator-judges requires more than simply being counted as members of the chamber, stressing that “active participation
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Countries move to ban social media for minors
Paris, France—The European Union is to unveil proposals Wednesday aimed at curbing addictive features of social media for minors, as a growing number of countries look to restrict children’s access to the platforms. More than 20 countries around the world have now taken steps to block or restrict children going online on social media, according to
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Why Filipinos start celebrating Christmas in September
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Christmas in the Philippines is often described as a four-month-long celebration. As soon as September arrives, streets, malls, and homes begin filling with colorful lanterns, Christmas lights, ornaments, and familar holiday music. But why does Christmas season start so early in the country? The country’s strong Catholic tradition is certainly part
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Here’s what amici curiae say about the impeachment voting threshold
MANILA, Philippines — Four retired Supreme Court justices on Wednesday weighed in on the constitutional questions surrounding the voting threshold in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial. On Wednesday, the 26th day of Duterte’s trial, the four offered their positions on the three questions the impeachment court posed to guide the senator-judges before they vote
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Panganiban: 16 votes needed to convict, but realities also matter
MANILA, Philippines — While mathematics will always be about exact computations — like how one-third of 24 senator-judges will always be 16 — former Supreme Court (SC) Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban said that realities must also be considered in navigating proposals to lower the number of votes needed to convict Vice President Sara Duterte. In his
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WATCH: True justice, not political numbers, should guide impeach trial
MANILA, Philippines – Following an interjection by Senator-judge Joel Villanueva, retired Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban clarified that he was speaking from the perspective of the Filipino people, rather than that of trial judges. Panganiban emphasized that senator-judges may frame their questions from a legislative viewpoint, but his concern was whether the impeachment proceedings would ultimately
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WATCH: ‘All means all,’ Azcuna says on impeachment vote threshold
MANILA, Philippines – Retired Supreme Court Associate Justice Adolfo Azcuna said on Wednesday that the voting threshold to convict Vice President Sara Duterte in her impeachment trial should be based on all members of the Senate. “As long as they are members of the Senate, they constitute the denominator in computing the two-thirds threshold because
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