"That’s what the government is concerned about. They are watching for that kind of situation," Duterte said in the interview aired on Saturday night.

"I took the initiative to get an implant because my husband doesn't like using condoms," said Paunil. 

Cabotaje was careful to assure Filipinos that the government still has a substantial stockpile of vaccines even if some of them will be donated later on. 

The Department of Foreign Affairs will accept a limited number of qualified and fully vaccinated passport applicants in its courtesy lane in Aseana, Parañaque City starting March 14.

The South Korean government has relaxed its COVID-19 testing requirement for international travelers arriving from the Philippines.

Joining a national election for the second time, vice presidential bet Dr. Willie Ong said he would “try and try again” to succeed at winning the people’s mandate.

Less than half of the 1.8 million target for the three-day National Vaccination Days Part 4 was achieved after the first two days of inoculation, the Department of Health reported yesterday.

The number of Filipinos satisfied with the performance of Vice President Leni Robredo has significantly dropped, according to the full report of a Social Weather Stations’ survey on the satisfaction ratings of top government officials for the last ...

Vice presidential candidate and Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte yesterday said she would strengthen law enforcement in the country if she wins in this year’s elections.

Workers who have been on a work-from-home arrangement since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly from the business process outsourcing sector, should be given enough period of adjustment before they are required to go back to their workpl...