Once bypassed by the Commission on Appointments, Commission on Elections chairperson George Garcia and Civil Service Commission chairperson Karlo Nograles have secured the approval of the powerful body that vets presidential appointments.

The government’s pandemic task force is recommending to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to make the wearing of masks voluntary in outdoor settings, Malacañang announced.

Moving southwestward at 25 kph, the cyclone is forecast to enter PAR Wednesday afternoon or evening. Once it does, it will be called “Inday.”

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in his first State of the Nation Address called on Congress to pass a law that would make ROTC mandatory in senior high school. 

The tropical cyclone is unlikely to directly bring heavy rainfall and severe winds in the country, PAGASA said.

President Marcos is open to the idea of building a state-owned mall for micro, small and medium enterprises, the sector that generates the bulk of employment in the Philippines.

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration is monitoring a tropical depression that may enter the Philippine area of responsibility today.

The Luzon grid may not be able to meet its required contingency reserves for next month based on its power outlook for the remainder of the year, according to the Department of Energy.

In this age of “marites,” a colloquial term for gossipers, former Manila archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle is urging the Catholic faithful to open their ears to serving people and knowing the needs of the less fortunate rather than those of...

he Department of Labor and Employment has reminded all commercial establishments nationwide to submit a list of COVID cases and close contacts in the workplace.