President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the Philippines and Russia have "a great deal more" room to expand trade and economic cooperation, as he met Russian President Vladimir Putin. 

Child stunting in the Philippines jumped to 25% in 2025, the first increase in a decade, according to government nutrition data released this week. 

All five Philippine universities in the QS World University Rankings 2027 fell in their standings, with rankings firm Quacquarelli Symonds saying advances elsewhere in higher education may be the cause of the drop. 

The Department of Justice said it has not received any official communication regarding the alleged International Criminal Court warrant of arrest against Sen. Christopher Lawrence "Bong" Go.

Sen. Panfilo Lacson criticized the 28-day Senate leadership standoff under former Senate president Alan Peter Cayetano, saying the impasse cost taxpayers an estimated P700 million while producing “chaos” and legislative inaction

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. held bilateral talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Kazan on Wednesday, June 17, as Southeast Asian leaders gathered for a summit aimed at strengthening ties between Russia and ASEAN.

Sen. Erwin Tulfo said the AICS bill was delayed after the House disagreed with a clause barring politicians from participating in aid distribution.

The House-approved anti-political dynasty bill is not a “watered-down” version, according to Rep. Zia Alonto Adiong.

The claims of the 18 self-styled bagmen are “all BS” and are not worth time or attention, House Majority Leader Sandro Marcos said yesterday.

The Philippines’ maritime zones are not at risk, the Department of Foreign Affairs said Tuesday, belying retired Supreme Court senior associate justice Antonio Carpio’s statement in a television interview that the DFA should not sleep on ...