VP Leni still draws comfort from DU30 ‘non-support for revgov,’ but calls for vigilance...
Vice President Robredo said Thursday she still draws strength from President Duterte's assurance that he would not heed some of his supporters' call for a revolutionary government, but nonetheless expressed concern over reports that some barangay chairmen were being plied with political concessions in order to support a possible nationwide petition.
NBC News fires ‘Today’ co-host Matt Lauer for sexual misconduct
The alleged incident occurred while Lauer and the accuser were covering the 2014 Sochi winter Olympics in Russia.
DM-X Convaleñoz thrilled to advance to grand finals of AXN’s ‘Asia’s Got Talent’
The dance group from Compostela Valley is one of four acts already in the finals -- and one of two from the Philippines.
Satellite detects mysterious signals in search for dark matter
China's Dark Matter Particle Explorer (DAMPE) has detected unexpected and mysterious signals in its measurement of high-energy cosmic rays, which might bring scientists a step closer to shedding light on invisible dark matter.
Senate-approved version of 2018 budget assigns P1.4-B in anti-drugs ops to AFP housing, police...
The Senate re-assigned to housing for soldiers and body cameras for policemen the P900-million outlay of the National Police for its controversial Oplan Double Barrel against illegal drugs and P500 million of the DILG's Masa Masid, as it passed on third and final reading Wednesday night the proposed 2018 national budget.
IFC urges PH to pass measures to hike access to MSMEs
The World Bank's corporate arm, the International Finance Corp. (IFC), has urged the Philippines to give priority to the passage of legislation increasing access to finance micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and to make doing business easier for them.
International Alert warns of 2 post-Marawi sources of violence, calls for BBL’s passage
Peace-building organization International Alert Philippines has warned of two possible sources of violence that may erupt in Marawi City shortly after the war between terrorist groups and government forces.
Sereno explains why she stopped all party-list proclamations when De Castro only recommended TRO...
Did Chief Justice Lourdes Sereno commit an impeachable offense when she supposedly issued a blanket temporary restraining order, halting the proclamation of winning party-list groups?
PINALAKI LANG? | Lagman on De Castro’s testimony on Sereno: She ‘made a mountain...
"Granting that the alleged deficiencies of the Chief Justice are true, the same do not constitute any impeachable offense like culpable violation of the Constitution which must be deliberate and serious," said Rep. Lagman.
DTI offers zero-percent interest loans to help small Marawi businesses get back on their...
Micro-entrepreneurs who were displaced by the war in Marawi City will be offered zero-percent interest loans by the Small Business Corporation, an attached agency of the Department of Trade and Industry, to help them rebuild their businesses.
UAAP FINALS | La Salle rallies past Ateneo to force winner-take-all Game 3
The De La Salle Green Archers erased a 21-point deficit to turn back the Ateneo Blue Eagles, 92-83, and force a winner-take-all Game Three...
WATCH | De Castro insists she and Sereno aren’t fighting, calls ‘tongue-lashing’ report ‘exaggerated’
Supreme Court Associate Justice Teresita de Castro on Wednesday downplayed reports that Maria Lourdes Sereno received a tongue-lashing from her after the chief justice supposedly altered the ruling in a temporary restraining order that De Castro drafted.
5 industries push for single ID system to make it easier to do business
Five industries are pushing for various regulations, including implementing single business identification (ID) system, in a bid to make it easier to do business in the country.
BSP sees higher power rates, 2.9-3.6% inflation in November
Sustained uptick in oil prices is seen to result in further price increases this November at a range of 2.9 to 3.6 percent, the central bank estimated Wednesday.
WATCH: NUJP to Bato dela Rosa: Apologize to Reuters for hinting at softness for...
The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) on Wednesday demanded Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa to retract his statement suggesting that drug syndicates conspired with international news agency Reuters in coming up with a report involving Manila police officers who allegedly killed three men in Tondo, Manila.














