The International Criminal Court (ICC) has scheduled the high-profile crimes against humanity trial of former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte to begin on November 30. Trial Chamber III announced the commencement
Pope Leo XIV issued a historic apology Monday for the Catholic Church’s role in legitimizing slavery, acknowledging for the first time the Holy See’s involvement in authorizing the enslavement of
Authorities intensified efforts to locate Sen. Ronald ‘Bato’ dela Rosa on May 27 as police investigators prepared obstruction complaints against Sen. Robin Padilla over the senator’s exit from the Senate
Senator Rodante Marcoleta delivered a privilege speech before the Senate, defending himself against the Office of the Ombudsman’s recommendation to file plunder and bribery charges for allegedly receiving P75 million
Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Juan Edgardo “Sonny” Angara unveiled the agency’s long-term sports development agenda in partnership with the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) during a post-game interview. In an
For the first time in history, the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) is granting P10 million in cash incentives to student-athlete medalists. The milestone incentive was announced through a video message
Agusan del Sur Governor Santiago Cane, Jr. called the Palarong Pambansa National Board on May 23 to include the Paralympic medal events in the official Palarong Pambansa medal tally, saying
A United States-led initiative to establish an artificial intelligence (AI) industrial hub in Luzon has drawn criticism from progressive groups and lawmakers, who warned it could heighten concerns over “foreign
Students enrolling or currently studying at the University of Cebu (UC) for the academic year 2026–2027 will be unaffected by any tuition increase, as the institution implements a fee freeze
A total of 13,211 cases of violence against women (VAW) were recorded in 2025, equivalent to around 36 women experiencing abuse every day, according to the Center for Women’s Resources
