FACT CHECK: House DID NOT cite Duterte in contempt
A YouTube video falsely claims that that the House of Representatives has cited former president Rodrigo Duterte in contempt.
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Isko Moreno Domagoso
Moreno aims to replicate his projects in Manila on a national scale. Under his "10-point Economic Agenda," addressing basic social service concerns – public housing, education, and healthcare – as well as enhancing the agricultural and technological sectors, are a priority.
FACT CHECK: LTFRB flip-flops on PUV consolidation extension
After insisting that April 30 was the final extension for the franchise consolidation for drivers and operators of PUV under the modernization plan, the LTFRB has extended the consolidation until Nov. 29.
FACT CHECK: Willie Revillame wrongly claims 94% to 97% of Filipinos are poor
Justifying his bid for a seat in the Senate in the 2025 elections, television host Willie Revillame falsely claimed that 94% to 97% of Filipinos are poor.
FACT CHECK: Claim on arrest warrant against Harry, Mylah Roque MISLEADS
A YouTube video claims that Harry and Mylah Roque have been ordered arrested and imprisoned supposedly by a court. This needs context.
FACT CHECK: Marcos did NOT laugh at executed Filipino in Saudi
A video misleadingly claimed that Marcos laughed at the Filipino who was executed in Saudi Arabia. It also used an unrelated photo of Marcos on its thumbnail.
FACT CHECK: The Ombudsman did NOT file a case vs Stella Quimbo
A video on YouTube falsely claimed that the Office of the Ombudsman filed a case against Marikina Rep. Stella Quimbo regarding her "extravagant lifestyle".
FACT CHECK: Doc Willie Ong is NOT dead
Two posts on Facebook falsely claimed that Doc Willie Ong is dead. It used images with false contexts as proof of his supposed death.
FACT CHECK: Cassandra Ong did NOT reveal Doc Willie Ong as father
A YouTube video falsely claims that Cassandra Ong has revealed that Doc Willie Ong is her father.
FACT CHECK: Apollo Quiboloy is NOT the KOJC leader with dismissed charges
Two Facebook posts are falsely implying that cases in the U.S. against KOJC leader Apollo Quiboloy have been dismissed.