Medy de Jesus was among the millions who spilled into Metro Manila’s streets to oust a dictator who has been brutally ruling the country for over two decades, during which thousands were imprisoned, tortured and killed, and billions were looted fro...

The first digital and localized Bar examinations took place this month after a nearly two-year wait due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The nation is commemorating the 36th anniversary of the non-violent uprising that toppled the regime of late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr

“This celebration serves as a strong reminder that with unity, cooperation and faith, there is nothing that we cannot collectively achieve for the greater good of our country,” Duterte said in a statement Friday.

In a pastoral letter for the upcoming May polls, the country’s Catholic bishops also warned Filipinos against historical revisionism and distortion of truth.

Presidential candidate Manila Mayor Isko Moreno said he has been telling farmers and households as early as September that the price of oil in the world market would steadily increase.

Repatriation of Filipinos from Ukraine is ongoing, with Poland offering to take in some of them temporarily as Russian forces began their offensive on its former satellite state, according to Malacañang and the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Former defense secretary and senatorial candidate Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro sees the need for policy reforms to save and boost the local sugar industry.

Filipinos encounter difficulties in dealing with the government and this is due largely to its mismanagement of funds, Reform Party standard-bearer Sen. Panfilo Lacson said during his visit in Batangas last Wednesday.

Presidential aspirant Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has vowed to prioritize the proposed measure that seeks to prohibit labor-only contracting in the country and protect workers from abusive labor practices if he wins in the May 9 polls.