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sorry i'm an antiromantic | we bear witness | heavy rt account

[sai 🌸🌺 #NoToDisinformation @saiphonic]

imagine feeling unsafe in your homeland currently being stolen and now you have to feel unsafe in your own body and your family, & your own country men can't do anything. this is animalistic atrocity the palestinians doesn't deserve, and didn't, will never ever deserve.

[Hasoon 🇵🇸 @hasoonassi]

Rape of women in front of men in Gaza
If this rape had occurred in Europe or another country
How will the world receive this news!!

[ITZY @ITZYofficial]

❅*⋆💕🐱🦥🙊🦊🐰💕⋆*❅

#ITZY #MIDZY @ITZYofficial
#HappyHolidays

[Ounka @OunkaOnX]

⚡JUST IN - Zohran Mamdani brings anti genocide children's influencer Ms. Rachel onto his inaugural committee

[ITZY Worldwide Team @ITZY_WT]

At SBS Gayo Daejeon today, ITZY stands as the most senior Girl Group in the lineup.

[iMPACT Leadership @iMPACTPH2019]

BAM, KIKO, RISA AMONG MOST FAVORABLE SENATORS IN PUBLICUS ASIA'S PAHAYAG 2025 EOY SURVEY

Senators Bam Aquino, Kiko Pangilinan, and Risa Hontiveros ranked among the top five most favorable senators in Publicus Asia's Pahayag 2025 EOY Survey.

https://t.co/3LMTEFW8FQ

[chunguskitten @chunguskitten]

Christmas Eve in Gaza
Holy Family Church
December 24, 2025

[Michael Ron Bowling @mrbcyber]

The environmental damage done by the CCP is staggering. They have fished their own waters till they are barren and are now decimating waters around the world.

[sai 🌸🌺 #NoToDisinformation @saiphonic]

@jaicabajar icc pa talaga ginyan nila wala siyang kawala ngayon 😂

[Jai Cabajar @jaicabajar]

Hindi effective yung galawang trapo sa ICC lol

[TJ Monterde @tjmusicmonterde]

Merry Christmas sa lahat except sa mga gumagawa ng AI Covers na walang lisensya 😤

[Prof. Alba | Back to Horizon @drawingpython]

@inquirerdotnet Kawawa talaga pag mahirap, bulag ang batas pag pera ang usapan.

[iMPACT Leadership @iMPACTPH2019]

SENATE APPROVES BAM'S CADENA–BLOCKCHAIN THE BUDGET BILL ON THIRD AND FINAL READING

The Senate on Monday approved on third and final reading a measure authored by Sen. Bam Aquino that seeks to strengthen transparency and accountability in government spending through digital disclosure and blockchain technology.

Senate Bill No. 1506, or the Citizen Access and Disclosure of Expenditures for National Accountability (CADENA) Act—also known as the Blockchain the Budget bill—was approved by a 17–0 vote, with no abstentions or objections.

The approval came just days after the measure was included among the priority bills of the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (LEDAC).

Aquino earlier said growing public outrage over corruption, particularly amid revelations linked to anomalous flood control projects, created the momentum needed for the bill's passage.

"May mga batas kasi na the time has come," Aquino said. "Itong batas na ito, 'yung nai-file nating bill about disclosure of public documents — iyong CADENA — and the putting of all of these documents on blockchain. Palagay ko rin kapag hindi nagkakagulo ngayon, hindi rin mapapasa iyan. Pero dahil ganito iyong tawag ng panahon, may chance iyang mapasa."

Under the proposed law, all government agencies will be required to upload and regularly update detailed budget-related documents—such as contracts, project costs, bills of materials, and procurement records—on a Digital Budget Platform.

The system is designed to make public spending data accessible, tamper-resistant, traceable, open-source, and verifiable, allowing citizens, media, and watchdog groups to monitor how public funds are used.

The bill also provides for administrative and criminal penalties for government officials who fail to disclose required documents or who upload false or fraudulent information.

The counterpart measure in the House of Representatives, House Bill No. 6761, was filed by Negros Occidental 3rd District Rep. Javi Benitez.

Aquino urged the House to act swiftly on the bill.

"Nananawagan tayo sa ating mga kasama sa Kamara na madaliin ang pagsasabatas ng CADENA Act bilang suporta sa sama-sama nating hangarin nating burahin ang katiwalian sa pamahalaan at matiyak na napupunta sa sa tama ang pondo mula sa buwis ng taumbayan," he said.

[ITZY BASE @itzypopbase]

ITZY's Lia stuns for GQ Korea January 2026 issue.

[Anne Curtis-Smith @annecurtissmith]

Dami pala pera ng pilipinas noh? But all the budget that should have been towards healthcare or education eh napunta sa luxury cars, houses and I’m sure that money is in offshore accounts now. So sad that we will never be able to get that money back. So sad that it will never be used for the better of the people noh? 😔

[franzi @shinjinnies]

wish ryujin bragged more about the fact she birthed such an iconic move THE shoulder dance in wannabe. lives were changed, shoulders were dislocated, HERSTORY WAS MADE

[sai 🌸🌺 #NoToDisinformation @saiphonic]

@jnkfolklore she mothered hard yeji queen 💅

[priya @jnkfolklore]

her doing this not even 24 hours after men flooded her bubble comments with hate over her short hair, after she said she wants to keep it short for longer 😭

[The Lampara Project 🪔 @LamparaProject]

Ngiting walang ninakaw.

[val @qweenbeeval]

whenever people start implying that yuna didn't deserve something she gets a new brand deal 24 hours later. it's one of the laws of the universe

[iMPACT Leadership @iMPACTPH2019]

BAM: BICAM OKS ₱1.38-T EDUCATION BUDGET FOR 2026, BIG WIN FOR FILIPINO YOUTH

Sen. Bam Aquino on Saturday welcomed the approval by the bicameral conference committee of the ₱1.38-trillion education budget for 2026, calling it a major victory for Filipino students and the country’s future.

Aquino said the approved allocation includes ₱68 billion for classroom construction, ₱25.6 billion for the School-Based Feeding Program, ₱67 billion for Free College Education, and increased funding for the Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES).

"Panalo ang kabataang Pilipino sa pag-apruba ng Bicameral Conference Committee sa ₱1.38 trilyong budget para sa edukasyon sa 2026 national budget," Aquino said, noting that the measure fulfills commitments made during the last elections to push for adequate education funding.

He said the budget is expected to help address long-standing challenges in the sector, including the massive classroom backlog and poor student nutrition, while expanding access to higher education.

Aquino thanked Senate President Tito Sotto, House Speaker Faustino "Bojie" Dy III, Senate Finance Committee Chair Sen. Win Gatchalian, House Committee on Appropriations Chair Rep. Mika Suansing, fellow lawmakers, and the public for closely monitoring the budget process to ensure that education funds were protected.

"Nagpapasalamat tayo [...] sa taumbayan na aktibong tumutok at nagbantay sa proseso upang masiguro na hindi nabawasan ang pondo ng edukasyon sa national budget," he said.

However, Aquino stressed that the work does not end with bicam approval.

"Ngunit hindi pa rito natatapos ang ating trabaho," he said. "Sama-sama nating tiyakin na sa edukasyon at hindi sa korapsyon mapupunta ang pondo."