The House prosecution panel is bolstering its ranks with the assistance of private prosecutors as the trial draws near.

Sen. Robin Padilla refused to say where Sen. Bato Dela Rosa is, even after the government ordered the arrest of the fugitive lawmaker.

Local hacking activists defaced the Senate website.

Members of the Ateneo men’s basketball team were allegedly warned about sea conditions before a drowning incident in Aurora that killed two players, police said on Wednesday, June 11.

The Bureau of Fire Protection said 53 bodies had been retrieved, but the count is still being validated.

A powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit off Sarangani, damaging buildings, cutting power and triggering tsunami warnings.

The family of Ateneo de Manila University basketball player Chukwuemeka Divine Adili has requested that an autopsy be conducted before his remains are repatriated to Nigeria, according to the Nigerian Embassy in Manila.

The Philippines and Japan are increasingly viewing the South China Sea and East China Sea as one connected security theater.

Peter Haynes, the new defense coun sel of former president Rodrigo Duterte, does not expect his crimes against humanity trial at the International Criminal Court  to take more than two years.

The Mindanao grid was placed under yellow alert from noon to 3 p.m. yesterday as available power reserves fell close to projected electricity demand due to multiple power plant outages and high electricity consumption.