Vice president-elect Sara Duterte-Carpio has already begun speaking with the Office of the Vice President and the Education department about securing a smooth transition, her spokesperson said Saturday.

The Commission on Human Rights and a senator expressed support for a measure which calls for stiffer penalties for the willful and indiscriminate use of firearms, which was earlier passed the third and final reading. 

An association of private hospitals said Saturday that they can still handle COVID-19-related admissions, describing these as "manageable" amid the reported rise in infections. 

Department of Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said Saturday that the country's Food and Drug Administration has not yet given approval or authorization for monkeypox antivirals. 

There is no legal impediment should President Duterte accept the offer to become the next administration’s anti-drug czar, Malacañang said yesterday.

The anti-corruption group Citizens Crime Watch has sued former Commission on Elections commissioner Rowena Guanzon for “unlawfully divulging confidential information” in the disqualification case against then presidential aspirant and now presid...

Secretary Menardo Guevarra believes the Department of Justice (DOJ) which he heads has done a good job in upholding the rule of law and balancing the interests of the people and the country during the Duterte administration.

Party-list group Bayan Muna has blamed President Duterte and the alleged massive black propaganda by the government for its failure to secure a seat in Congress during the May 9 elections.

The Philippines and the United States have signed a maritime framework to improve regional domain awareness and confront maritime challenges together.

The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council under the Office of Civil Defense is hoping for the creation of a Department of Disaster Resiliency during the Marcos administration.