Long Conversation

Atty. Dino de Leon warns of a possible Sara Duterte presidency if the impeachment push fails, saying the country might not survive “someone even worse than her father.”

Prof. Eric de Torre believes there's more to the public spat between Baste Duterte and Gen. Nicolas Torre than meets the eye.

"Nawindang talaga ako." Actor-director Eric Quizon revealed challenges he faced working with a particular actor, describing the experience as overwhelming and stressful.

SEC Chair Francis Lim weighs in on the public backlash against the 20% tax on interest income. He defends the tax, says it may push more Filipinos into the stock market, and stresses the government's need for revenue.

As tensions rise between China and Taiwan, and with U.S. support leaning heavily toward Taiwan, where does that leave the Philippines? One News journos dig into the possible outcomes.

Prices are rising, but your paycheck isn't? Prof. Leloy Claudio talks about the shrinking value of the peso and what inflation really means.

Former Comelec Commissioner Atty. Rowena Guanzon sets the record straight that she’s a proud Kakampink, not a die-hard Duterte supporter.

Actor DJ Durano revealed that he once worked with a comedian whose attitude and performance he did not appreciate, saying, “superficial lang ang lahat sa kanya.”

Why 0% tariffs could boost PH trade? Department of Trade and Industry Secretary Cristina Roque said the Philippines is currently engaged in free trade negotiations, including talks with the U.S., South Korea, and the UAE.

One News journalists break down the shifting alliances in the 20th Congress. What can we expect in the Senate under the new leadership lineup?

Atty. Jennifer Arlene Reyes explains that under the Philippine Constitution, no one can be imprisoned for debt. However, creditors may still pursue a civil case to recover what is owed.

WR Numero’s Prof. Cleve Arguelles reveals WR Numero study showing that more people want VP Sara Duterte tried in an impeachment court, not just stepping down.

Col. Bonifacio Bosita says he simply followed his conscience and refuses to politicize his actions.

Comedian and actress Giselle Sanchez expressed regret over accepting the role of former President Cory Aquino in the film "Maid in Malacañang" directed by Darryl Yap.

UNICEF Philippines Chief of Education Akihiro Fushimi urges the integration of mental health and well-being into education reform, citing climate-driven school closures and the growing emotional burden on teachers and students caused by frequent disasters.

Political pundit Ronald Llamas said that in Philippine politics anything goes, raising the possibility of unexpected alliances in the 2028 elections.

Is the impeachment being stalled on purpose? Atty. Christian Monsod shares why some powers might not want the truth to come out.

Former Associate Justice Antonio Carpio says delaying the impeachment process was a "mistake," emphasizing that while an impeachment can be delayed, it cannot be stopped.

Former presidential legal counsel Atty. Salvador Panelo criticized Senator Imee Marcos’ ties with the Dutertes, accusing her of being insincere and merely using the family for political gain.

Songwriter Vehnee Saturno said he does not choose specific artists to interpret his songs, as long as they can deliver the piece well.

What does it take to fix corruption, reduce poverty, and improve public service? Former Finance Secretary Dr. Jesus P. Estanislao shares real-world success stories of transformation in the Philippines.

One News journalists discussed the possible link between the impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte and the upcoming Senate presidency under the 20th Congress.

Directors' Guild of the Philippines President Keith Sicat raises concerns over the proposed expansion of the MTRCB’s powers to regulate online content, warning it could stifle creativity and hurt the local film industry.

ICC Assistant to Counsel Atty. Kristina Conti said they had warned the prosecution team about engaging with former President Rodrigo Duterte’s camp, which, she noted, has a known track record of twisting information.

Former Bacolod City Representative Monico Puentevella expressed doubt that the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte will move forward, citing delays and procedural uncertainties. Drawing from his own experience handling two impeachment cases during his time in Congress, Puentevella says the political dynamics and institutional precedent make it unlikely to move forward.