Following the alleged involvement of government personnel in tobacco smuggling, Senate Finance Chair Win Gatchalian is seeking a probe into the illicit trade. 

The M/V Devon Bay, carrying 21 Filipino sailors and a cargo of iron ore, sank in the waters that fall within the Philippines' exclusive economic zone but outside its territorial sea.

Baguio locals and tourists can brace themselves for a chilly day as the temperature hit 10.6°C on Friday, January 23. 

China summoned the Philippine ambassador to Beijing on Thursday, January 22, to demand Manila "undo the negative impact" of Coast Guard spokesperson Jay Tarriela's recent public call-outs of Beijing's actions in the West Philippine ...

After six years of preventive imprisonment, journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and lay worker Marielle Domequil have been convicted by a Tacloban court, a move condemned by human rights groups and organizations.

President Marcos yesterday called on the awardees of The Outstanding Young Men  2025 to continue leading with integrity and to use their capabilities to render service and build a better future.

Former Ako Bicol party-list congressman Zaldy Co is reportedly depressed with his situation and wants to return to the country from Portugal, Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla said yesterday.

Student proficiency was among topics tackled during the executive committee meeting presided over by Education Secretary Sonny Angara on the recent findings that Filipino learners’ proficiency rates decline sharply from Grade 3 to Grade 12.

Six universities in the Philippines have joined the Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2026, where at least 11 subject areas were ranked.

Senate committee on labor chairman Sen. Raffy Tulfo emphasized the urgent need for the passage of a bill that would provide stronger protection for the rights and welfare of workers in the business process outsourcing  industry, amid claims that...