A blogger on Facebook and YouTube made two posts that “mainstream” media did not want to report on the caravan for presidential aspirant Bongbong Marcos Jr. This is false.

Tuesday's new cases pushed the Philippines' total COVID count to 2,806,694.

Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio withdrew her bid for reelection just six days before the deadline set by the Commission on Elections for the substitution of candidates for the 2022 elections.

Three years since the Sandiganbayan’s guilty verdict on former Rep. Imelda Marcos (Ilocos Norte), a group of martial law victims appealed to Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo to “affirm” the graft conviction of the wife of the late dictator.

Education Asisstant Secretary Malcolm Garma said DepEd would still have to trim the 30 nominated private schools, as only 20 are allowed in the pilot run.

A group of ten professionals sought to join the plea to cancel the Certificate of Candidacy of presidential aspirant Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.

Militants said they are holding President Duterte complicit in historical revisionism by allowing the return of the Marcoses to power.

With COVID-19 pandemic alert levels downgraded and the economy opening up, Sen. Bong Go expressed optimism that the development would lead to the recovery of the country’s economic sectors, including the tourism industry.

Negros Occidental Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson is against a proposal to impose sanctions against local government units with low turnout of vaccination against COVID-19.

The Commission on Audit should immediately release its 2020 report on Philippine Health Insurance Corp. to give legislators a clear picture of PhilHealth’s finances while discussion on the 2022 national budget is ongoing, Sen. Grace Poe said yester...