Several food manufacturers have agreed to keep prices steady for up to two months as the government moves to cushion the impact of global tensions on basic commodities.

A third of adult Filipinos consider themselves “very happy” with life while slightly fewer say they are “very satisfied,” according to the latest Social Weather Survey conducted by the Social Weather Stations.

State weather bureau PAGASA officially decommissioned seven domestic tropical cyclone names from its roster following the severe impacts of the 2025 season.

Former Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco is grateful for her new appointment as presidential adviser for Sustainable and Resilient Communities.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the government is exploring more ways to extend subsidies and assistance to Filipinos as it grapples with the impact of volatile oil prices.

he diplomatic ties between the Philippines and Bhutan yesterday achieved a historic first with the meeting of President Marcos and Bhutanese Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay at Malacañang.

Airline companies operating at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport appealed to the Department of Transportation (DOTr) yesterday for a cut on airport fees at NAIA, as fuel prices increase and flights to the Middle East remain suspended because of ...

The administration’s commitment to national security remains “firm,” President Marcos said yesterday, as he vowed to continue modernizing the military and to enhance the Philippine Army’s role in external defense.

Following corruption accusations, Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. yesterday filed separate cyberlibel cases against fugitive Zaldy Co and Levito Baligod, lawyer of the 18 alleged bagmen.

Henry Alcantara, a former district engineer of the Bulacan regional office of the Department of Public Works and Highways and now state witness, will testify in the trial of the malversation case against resigned lawmaker and now fugitive Zaldy Co an...