The filing of the first impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. draws scrutiny, as the lawmaker endorsing the complaint is linked to a contractor named in an independent probe.
Originating in the building’s Financial Management Records Room, a fire broke out at the Department of Public Works and Highways-Cordillera Administrative Region (DPWH-CAR) office on Jan. 14. The Bureau of
Thousands of incoming college students may find fewer slots available in state universities and colleges (SUCs) next school year after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vetoed ₱43.245 billion in personnel funding,
IF 2025 were a story, it would be a book packed with shocking plot twists — marked by chapters of political clashes, economic pressure, and a string of crises unfolding
Senator Jinggoy Estrada called the K-to-12 a “failure” during Senate deliberations on the Department of Education’s (DepEd) 2026 budget on Monday, as the agency confirmed plans to fully implement its
Typhoon Tino battered Cebu on Nov. 4, exposing weaknesses in the province’s flood control infrastructure and the consequences of decades of unregulated quarrying. Floodwaters from the Butuanon, Mananga, and other
The Department of Education is considering leasing closed private schools as part of its short-term strategy to ease the country’s worsening classroom shortage. Education Secretary Sonny Angara said the agency
Malacañang accused Vice President Sara Duterte on Thursday of pursuing “personal interests” during her time as Education Secretary, countering her claim that her confidential funds were used to investigate corruption
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed into law a measure expanding the Philippine Science High School (PSHS) System to improve access to science and technology education and strengthen the country’s
The Senate blue ribbon committee has cancelled its hearing ‘until further notice’ on alleged anomalies in flood control projects due to the unavailability of key documents, chairperson Senator Panfilo “Ping”
