MANILA, Philippines Vice President Sara Duterte has crossed the line, House Majority Leader and La Union 1stDistrict Rep. Paolo Ortega V said yesterday. Ortega lambasted Duterte for her reckless and dangerous remarks against President Marcos, First
MANILAkingbet, Philippines The management of the Philippine National Railways (PNR) has promised that the state-owned rail line would come back stronger amid the challenges, both natural and man-made, that it faced this year. During the celebration
MANILA, Philippines Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. yesterday said that the Department of Agriculture (DA) has no plan to implement a price cap on lechon or roasted pig amid the expected increase in demand during the holidays. He also
MANILA, Philippines Former poll commissioner Rowena Guanzon may still run as a party-list nominee in the May 2025 midterm elections despite a Supreme Court (SC) ruling declaring null and void her substitution as the first nominee of the P3PWD party-
MANILA, Philippines Severe Tropical Storm Pepito (international name: Man-Yi) left the Philippine area of responsibility at 12 p.m. on Monday, November 18scatter365, PAGASA reported. As of 4 p.m., the state weather bureau tracked Pepitos eye 410 kil
MANILA, Philippines Resorts and restaurants are becoming the biggest disguise of some Philippine offshore gaming operators as these establishments are used by POGOs as fronts for crime, Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said yesterday. Local officia
MANILAprada manila, Philippines The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has arrested a woman for falsification of public documents and violation of the Anti-Alias Law. The arrest came after an investigation revealed Mary Ann Maslogs use of a fals
MANILA, Philippines The Department of Tourism (DOT) continues its campaign to attract more foreign tourists to visit the country, with events organized in London and Sydney. The campaign promotes the countrys tourist attractions in Metro Manila, Ilo
The Supreme Court has restrained the national government from impounding P89.9 billion in so-called excess funds of the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. The PhilHealth funds are supposed to go to a pool from all government-owned and controlled corp