Following a massive boost in electricity supply, Mayor Lemuel “Toto” Reyes revealed investment interests from a Malaysian organization in the Island Garden City of Samal (IGaCoS) on April 21, 2026.
After weeks of consecutive increases, fuel prices in the Philippines are expected to decline sharply next week. The projected rollback is driven largely by diplomatic momentum between the United States
In the wake of a walkout by 10 minority senators that preceded the Senate’s early adjournment on May 26, Malacañang raised reservations over a proposal to allow senators to participate
Teachers’ groups and education stakeholders have intensified calls for the Department of Education (DepEd) to suspend the nationwide implementation of the newly approved three-term school calendar for School Year 2026–2027,
Nearly nine out of 10 grade 11 students in the country cannot independently understand what they read, prompting a lawmaker on Thursday to question whether the education system has been
Senator Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada arrived at the Sandiganbayan on Friday, May 29, to submit himself and post P90,000 bail over a graft case linked to the flood control controversy, making
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
