DOH Epidemiology Bureau director Alethea de Guzman said there may be around 429 COVID-19 cases per day nationally “if our current minimum public health compliance remains the same.”

"The plot gets thicker. And not only does the plot thicken, it looks like we have heard this plot before. It feels like I have déjà vu," Hontiveros said in Filipino in her opening statement at Tuesday's hearing of the Senate Committee on Women, Ch...

One of the ways the Philippines can be more friendly to startups and incubators for innovation is through partnering with academic institutions, especially using research developed in universities.

Should the current proposals to revive the mandatory Reserve Officers Training Corps program in college pass Congress, even female students will have to participate.

According to the prosecutor's resolution, Cusi — who sued journalists across seven newsrooms — also argued that Gatchalian, being a public officer, "should not be too onion-skinned."

"BIDA will also focus on supporting drug addicts so that they can completely change their lives [but] the raids on drug dens and the police and other authorities' pursuit of drug lords, financiers and drug peddlers will not stop. That's still going o...

The Commission on Audit may issue a notice of disallowance on the government’s procurement of COVID-19 vaccines if the Department of Health would keep the documents related to this confidential.

"While we respect businesses that help grow our economy, we also need to balance and protect the interests of the majority. So we should only regulate the parking fees that sometimes are not fair anymore," Revilla added.

The bill seeks to strengthen the anti-discrimination provisions of the law by providing that it “shall be unlawful for any employer to discriminate against any woman employee with respect to terms and conditions of employment solely on account of h...

Government housing projects for informal settler families should be vertically built, close to their source of livelihood and accessible to basic services, senators said yesterday.