The additional fatality was from Antipolo, Rizal who died of drowning, NDRRMC said.

The Senate Blue Ribbon Committee holds its fourth hearing into the laptops procured by the Department of Education flagged by the Commission on Audit to be “pricey.”

The Commission on Appointments confirmed yesterday the designations of Amenah Pangandaman as Secretary of Budget and Management and Enrique Manalo as Secretary of Foreign Affairs, along with some diplomats and a member of the Judicial and Bar Council...

The printing of ballots for the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections this December will commence today after delays caused by talks to move the electoral process to 2023, the Commission on Elections said yesterday.

Nearly five weeks since budget hearings started, the House of Representatives ended last night its floor debates and approved on third and final reading the executive department’s proposed P5.268-trillion national budget for 2023.

The Philippines has established diplomatic relations with Niue, an island country in the South Pacific Ocean.

The United States, Japan, France and Australia have expressed sympathy to the victims of Super Typhoon Karding that recently hit the Philippines.

Tropical Depression Luis, the 12th cyclone to enter the Philippine area of responsibility this year, will not directly affect the country’s weather condition as it treads northward.

The Philippines will not be importing rice since it has enough buffer stock despite the massive agricultural devastation caused recently by Super Typhoon Karding.

Standing in the middle of the new terminal building of Clark International Airport yesterday, President Marcos declared the Philippines “now open for business” and played the salesman, vowing to attend to the needs of investors.