Executive Secretary Vic Rodriguez announced that he has “asked permission to step down” from his position, but said that he would be staying with the Marcos administration as the president’s chief of staff.

Power went out at 11 p.m. on Friday which the Manila International Airport Authority said was “traced to the Terminal 3 power substation” and was only restored at 6 a.m. on Saturday.

Memorabilia, artwork and other items from former Vice President Leni Robredo’s presidential campaign have found a home — and it is set to open soon.

President Emmanuel Macron assured President Ferdinand Marcos in a phone call of France’s commitment to the Indo-Pacific region, particularly to international maritime law, according to a statement from the French presidential palace.

Malacañang announced on Thursday President Marcos’ latest appointees to the Department of Agriculture and Governance Commission for Government-Owned or Controlled Corporations.

After 15 days, the House committee on appropriations concluded yesterday the hearings on the proposed funding allocations of government agencies under the National Expenditure Program for 2023.

The rollback in diesel prices is expected to continue next week, but gasoline prices may see a slight increase.

Election watchdogs Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting and the National Citizens’ Movement for Free Elections have been accredited by the Commission on Elections as its citizens’ arms in all plebiscites this year and in future electio...

Typhoon Josie was forecast to further intensify into a super typhoon as it briefly entered and left the Philippine area of responsibility last night.

President Marcos signed yesterday an executive order transferring the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority from the Department of Trade and Industry to the Department of Labor and Employment.