The 'Facts First' host says the takedown sends a wrong message to the youth.
TV5 broke the news first through 'Frontline Pilipinas,' with mobile journalist Marymon Reyes reporting live from the session hall.
Granada will co-host the program with political analyst Ronald Llamas.
This marks Esguerra’s first appearance on ABS-CBN since his departure from the network in 2022.
"This offer came at the right time, and it was for the right outlet."
In a tense interview on 'The Big Story,' Drilon grilled the DDS lawyer over Bato's disappearance, legal arguments, and questions...
Padilla appeared on three of the country's evening newscasts: '24 Oras,' 'TV Patrol,' and 'Agenda.'
Denise Tan and Lourd De Veyra, formerly the duo of 'Afternoon Delight,' will headline the cignal news channel's newest offerings.
The '24 Oras' anchor pushed Aplasca to explain why warning shots were fired inside the Senate premises.
Ho opted not to renew her contract with the MVP media company as she takes a sabbatical from television.
Drilon is the latest big-name hire at the Cignal news channel.
This round of layoffs will impact all TV production and news production employees, with changes taking effect by the end...
GMA-7 has long said it’s committed to “Serbisyong Totoo.” Now is the time to show that those words still hold...
In light of his hiring, we ask the powers that be at the Kapatid Network: why was this necessary?
An ambitious old-school talk show that puts together all the heads of the MVP media properties in one table.
"ABS-CBN is one of the most respected news organizations, and it is a privilege to be working side by side...
The former TV5 legal analyst talks about his biggest coup since transitioning from television to web.
MNP caught up with the 33-year-old Kapamilya journalist to talk about his recent coup.
The partnership will see its news division, 9News, forming a solid union with CNN.
Celdran is among the pillars of Solar News-9News.
"9News will continue to be the credible and consistent source of news and information, offering 'News You Can Use' and back-to-basics journalism."
