Amid the country’s dependence on imported oil, Energy Secretary Sharon Garin said on March 17 that fuel rationing will not be implemented unless demand triggers a surge in hoarding or
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Avril Nocos, Miguelle Aquino, and Jett Morales Leaves swaying, scholars buzzing, graduates chattering — the harmonious sound that erupted on the open grounds of the University of the Philippines as
I saw him at the doorway, small and hesitant, backpack slung too low, pen clutched as if it might slip from his fingers at any moment. He paused, inhaling the
When Filipinos think about their government, most imagine the national system led by the President and executive departments. While this model operates across most of the country, one region follows
By the mid 2020s, nostalgia has become the internet’s favorite language. And in the Philippines, one year keeps resurfacing with quiet persistence: 2016. On TikTok and Facebook, Filipinos post throwback
In April 2026, a familiar name returned to the digital spotlight. Friendster, once a pioneer of online connection, has reemerged with a new purpose shaped for a very different internet
A Facebook post has circulated online claiming that the Philippine peso fell to a new record low of ₱62.265 against the US dollar. It also says that the weaker peso
The Department of Health (DOH) and Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) are working to expand healthcare benefits and packages, particularly for middle-income Filipinos, to improve affordability and access. Executive Secretary
In a country hammered by typhoons, earthquakes, floods, landslides, and other natural hazards, the Philippines is not new to this; instead, the Filipinos have already gotten used to it to
The Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) announced on its official Facebook page that tennis sensation Alex Eala and volleyball standout Bryan Bagunas will carry the Philippine flag during the opening ceremonies
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