“They’re blocking the TRUTH. A gross distortion of DOJ’s mandate,” former Sen. Leila de Lima said.

After two years of strict travel restrictions, the in-person edition of Philippine Travel Mart finally returned Friday.

Fuel prices are expected to go down next week by up to P0.60 per liter.

Pump prices are expected to go down again next week, while prices of cooking gas will drop for the sixth straight month this October.

The Supreme Court ruling that rendered the five percent franchise tax on Philippine offshore gaming operators unconstitutional is now moot and academic due to the passage last year of Republic Act 11590, which provides for the detailed tax obligatio...

Reeling from its defeat in the elections last May, the once ruling Liberal Party yesterday elected a new set of leaders, who vowed to remain steadfast in their commitment to uphold democracy in the country.

The Department of Foreign Affairs is seeking the restoration of cuts made to its proposed budget for 2023, including P29 million intended for sustaining international and local awareness of the significance of the 2016 arbitral ruling that invalidate...

The continued weakening of the peso is threatening to undermine government programs under the budget allocation for next year amounting to P5.268 trillion, according to a group of lawmakers.

The Commission on Elections is now 80 percent ready for the holding of the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections in December this year amid calls to postpone the polls.

While a family remains the best environment for a child, says registered child psychologist Aileen Sison, not all families and parents are capable of providing the needed care and support for their children