The reward money for information leading to the arrest of fugitive tycoon Atong Ang has been increased to P20 million, Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said.

The Department of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday issued a warning to Filipino nationals against accepting overseas job offers that could lead to recruitment into foreign armed forces.

A court in San Pablo, Laguna has issued another arrest warrant against fugitive businessman Charlie “Atong” Ang and five others.

Mirroring trends observed in other parts of the world, perceived levels of public sector corruption in the Philippines worsened in 2025, coinciding with the widespread scandal surrounding flood control projects.

President Marcos respects the “freedom of expression” that Chinese embassy diplomats enjoy in the Philippines amid the heated exchange with Filipino officials who called them out for spreading disinformation about the West Philippine Sea ...

Sen. Raffy Tulfo grilled officials of Meta yesterday over the tech giant’s failure to swiftly remove a malicious deepfake photo of President Marcos that has been circulating on Facebook for over a week.

Tell it to the Marines.

The United States has underscored that Washington remains firmly committed to the security of the Philippines especially in response to China’s increased aggression in the South China Sea.

The government has allocated P9.6 billion for the construction of around 4,000 new classrooms nationwide, President Marcos announced yesterday, as local government units take on the responsibility of building new learning spaces.

After two failed auctions, the notorious Rolls Royce equipped with umbrellas and seized from the Discaya couple has been sold to the founder of a tourist attraction in Baguio City.