The civil society group “Atin Ito” reached Pag-asa Cay 2 on Sunday, May 3, during its fourth civilian expedition, placing a Philippine flag on the feature while Chinese vessels closely monitored the area.

Fourteen areas across the country are under the “danger” heat index level, the state weather bureau PAGASA said on Saturday, May 2, warning of scorching temperatures and possible health risks.

Making history once again, the Atin Ito coalition’s fourth civilian-led mission to the West Philippine Sea successfully reached Pag-asa Island yesterday, despite the shadowing and presence of at least three China Coast Guard vessels a...

The Philippines was kept off the United States’ list of countries with intellectual property rights enforcement issues for the 13th consecutive year.

The defense team of former president Rodrigo Duterte will have ample time to prepare for his upcoming trial for crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court, according to a court spokesperson.

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Dismissing innuendos of a so-called “fishing expedition,” a lawmaker taunted the camp of Vice President Sara Duterte yesterday, saying the evidence they gathered in her impeachment complaints were gargantuan enough that it is equivalent t...

The Senate may convene as an impeachment court this month and then start a full-blown trial of Vice President Sara Duterte in June, according to Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo Lacson.

Senate President Pro Tempore and Blue Ribbon committee chairman Panfilo Lacson will deliver a “Chairman’s Progress Report” on the flood control scandal as a privilege speech, as the Senate resumes session tomorrow.

The Supreme Court has voided former president Rodrigo Duterte’s dismissal of then-overall deputy ombudsman Melchor Arthur Carandang, serving as a vindication for the latter nearly a decade after leading a probe on Duterte’s alleged i...