The autopsy findings instead suggest that Jun Villamor, who died at the New Bilibid Prison on the day that the alleged gunman in Lapid’s fatal ambush was presented to the press, may have had a previous heart illness.

In a bulletin issued 5 a.m. on Saturday, PAGASA said it is possible that wind signals may be lifted within the day.

The Philippines was recognized as among the 10 “friendliest countries in the world” by a travel magazine.

Go Negosyo continues to urge micro, small and medium enterprises  to embrace digitalization as it is set to hold its biggest digital transformation event next week.

President Marcos’ goal to build a million houses per year and wipe out the country’s housing backlog at the end of his term may be untenable due to an acute lack of funds supporting the sector, his officials told the Senate yesterday.

For most Filipinos, the private sector has a significant role to play in sustaining the country’s economic recovery from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Motorists will get a slight reprieve after back-to-back oil price hikes as pump prices are seen having a minimal rollback next week.

Tropical Depression Obet is expected to continue dumping moderate to heavy and at times intense rains over Northern Luzon provinces today.

The Department of Tourism alongside the Department of Information and Communications Technology helped fine-tune the electronic arrival card to be used by inbound travelers after replacing the cumbersome One Health Pass, the agency reported.

Representatives of various law enforcement agencies led by the National Bureau of Investigation are now working with fellow experts from the United States to boost mutual capability in addressing and countering cybersecurity threats.