Sens. Risa Hontiveros and Robin Padilla are finding themselves on the same side of the fence as they have both identified pushing for the legalization of divorce in the Philippines as one of their priority measures for the 19th Congress.

The Department of Transportation plans to work with different agencies and conduct a fleet rationalization to accommodate student commuters as they shift to in-person learning this year.

Latest data from the research firm showed that 10.9% or one in every 10 COVID-19 tests done in the capital region yielded positive results, up from 8.3% on July 2.

The Supreme Court has extended the submission of applications for those who intend to take the 2022 Bar examinations slated this November

“Alert Level 1 means that the volcano is still in abnormal condition and should not be interpreted that unrest has ceased or that the threat of an eruption has disappeared,” the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology said in a bulleti...

The Department of Labor and Employment will work for the removal of the Philippines from the list of top 10 countries in the world considered as worst for workers.

The Sandiganbayan has deferred to Sept. 9 the arraignment of Bureau of Immigration officers facing a graft case in connection with the so-called “pastillas scam,” which allowed the unchecked entry of more than a hundred foreign nationals, mostly ...

A leadership that strongly connects the Bases Conversion and Development Authority with its stakeholders is expected of former defense secretary Delfin Lorenzana, now that he chairs its board of directors.

The Commission on Audit has noted an overstatement amounting to P2.626 billion in the Presidential Commission on Good Government accounting and inventory of the coco levy assets.

Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte should focus the reform in the Department of Education on going back to the basics and improving students’ competencies in reading comprehension and simple mathematics, according to Sen. Sherwin G...