Erwin Tulfo renewed his push for the proposed Media Workers’ Magna Carta following the May 13 gunfire incident at the Senate that reportedly traumatized reporters covering the event. Tulfo criticized authorities for allegedly restricting media access, saying press presence could have promoted
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The Philippines and India held the 2nd Joint Working Group on Counter-Terrorism in Manila on May 14 to strengthen bilateral cooperation against terrorism. Officials from both countries discussed current security threats, terror
The Department of Agriculture is studying the implementation of a suggested retail price of P53
Sue Ramirez shared that she is open to having children and believes her boyfriend, Dominic
The Philippines and India held the 2nd Joint Working Group on Counter-Terrorism in Manila on May 14 to strengthen bilateral cooperation against terrorism. Officials
More than 11,000 repatriated overseas Filipino workers have returned to the Philippines following the latest arrival of 322 household service workers and their dependents
The Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation and Unity released P11.7 million in livelihood assistance to 39 former rebel-led organizations in Soccsksargen
More informal settler families in Valenzuela City are now closer to owning the land they have occupied for decades through the expanded Pambansang Pabahay
A Department of Tourism (DOT) official said that affordable tour packages can encourage Filipinos to travel locally and help boost the economy despite rising
Erwin Tulfo renewed his push for the proposed Media Workers’ Magna Carta following the May 13 gunfire incident at the Senate that reportedly traumatized reporters covering the event. Tulfo criticized authorities for allegedly restricting
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Janette Garin filed a resolution seeking a congressional investigation into fake news,
The Commission on Elections reminded the public that voter registration for the
Martin Romualdez may soon face a second money laundering complaint linked to
The Makati local government will provide free cervical and breast cancer screenings
The Department of Agriculture is studying the implementation of a suggested retail price of P53 per kilo for locally grown rice. Agriculture Secretary Francisco
TikTok Shop is aiming to surpass its previous sales growth this year despite rising prices caused by the ongoing Middle East conflict. Yves Gonzalez
GCash has doubled its profit contribution to Globe Telecom Inc. to P1.9 billion in the first quarter, highlighting its growing role in the digital
The rotating brownouts that affected Luzon and the Visayas this week exposed major weaknesses in the country’s power system, particularly its heavy reliance on
Pickup Coffee is pushing ahead with its expansion plans, banking on Filipinos’ strong coffee culture and its affordable offerings despite ongoing economic challenges. The
Alyssa Valdez is reportedly willing to return and play for Alas Pilipinas as the national squad prepares for the AVC Women’s Cup in Ilocos Sur next month. Philippine National Volleyball Federation president Tonyboy Liao
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Team Batangas City won the 2026 ASAPHIL U18 Men’s Softball National Championships
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Sue Ramirez shared that she is open to having children and believes her boyfriend, Dominic Roque, would be a “very good father” in the
Bongga Ka, ’Day! The Annie Batungbakal Musical is set to open from September to October at the Newport Performing Arts Theater, following the success
Actor Lee Yi Kyung and his agency SANGYOUNG ENT have issued an official statement following reports of a tax penalty linked to his one-man
Actress and singer Andrea Brillantes has launched her music career as Ramona with the release of her debut single, GAGA, on Sony Music Entertainment.
Dua Lipa has filed a $15 million lawsuit against Samsung, accusing the company of using her image on television packaging without her permission. The
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Investment promotion agencies (IPAs) under the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) recorded over PHP2.73 trillion worth of projects from July 2022 to May 2024. The 1,090 projects, registered with the Board of Investments (BOI) and Philippine Economic
A search and retrieval operation is underway for Philippine Merchant Marine Academy (PMMA) cadet Egie Pegoro, who went missing while swimming at La Paz Beach in San Narciso town on July 19. Pegoro was with four fellow cadets
A recent Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey reveals that Filipinos rating their families as poor has reached a 16-year high, with 58% of respondents classifying themselves as poor. This figure, up from 46% in March, is the highest
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is confident that a new simplified visa processing for cruise visitors will enhance tourism in the Philippines. Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla praised the Cruise Visa Waiver Program, which aims to streamline entry
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is confident that a new simplified visa processing for cruise visitors will enhance tourism in the Philippines. Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla praised the Cruise Visa Waiver Program, which aims to streamline entry
On Friday, Navotas Representative Toby Tiangco urged the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to rigorously enforce the SIM Registration law to combat text scams across the Philippines. Tiangco, who chairs the House Committee on Information and Communications Technology, emphasized
President Ferdinand Marcos announced that the national government is evaluating the Cordillera Administrative Region’s (CAR) request for additional funds to advance a priority project. Speaking during a government assistance distribution event in Apayao on July 19, Marcos assured
Private schools under the Coordinating Council of Private Education Association (COCOPEA) have voiced their support for new Education Secretary Sonny Angara, expressing enthusiasm for collaborative efforts to enhance the country’s education system. In an open letter, COCOPEA highlighted
Former Senator Leila de Lima announced on Friday that she will not run for public office in the 2025 elections. Despite encouragement from figures like Senator Risa Hontiveros and Senate President Francis Escudero, de Lima stated that she