Health authorities on Monday reported 6,664 new coronavirus cases, bringing the country's total to 1,555,396.

President Rodrigo Duterte later Monday will deliver his final State of the Nation Address to a public still mostly unvaccinated against the deadly novel coronavirus. 

While it recognizes people’s right to express dissent, the department stressed the need to protect one's self and others from COVID-19.

The Bureau of Immigration on Monday said arriving foreign spouses, children and parents of Filipinos no longer need to present an entry exemption document to enter the country starting August 1.

Authorities on Sunday reported 55 additional cases of the highly transmissible variant, with the overall count since climbing to 119. 

Pulse Asia polled 2,400 adult Filipinos from June 7 to 16 and asked the question: “What would you like for President Duterte to discuss or mention in his coming State of the Nation Address or SONA?”

Against the grain and against the tide, the Catholic Church in the Philippines endured Duterte's ire, his insults and even sedition charges against priests.

The southwest monsoon or “habagat” enhanced by Typhoon Fabian, which exited the Philippine area of responsibility last weekend, has affected more than 200,000 persons, data from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council showed.

As the 18th Congress enters its final leg, Speaker Lord Allan Velasco rallied House lawmakers to pass proposed laws he identified as the chamber’s priorities, including measures that address the country’s economic and health woes as the pandemic ...

From distance learning to red-tagging, here are some of the things education stakeholders faced in President Rodrigo Duterte's years in office.