Stanford University tops the list for the third consecutive year.

(UPDATE - 2:08 p.m.) Ahead of the formal hearing of the impeachment complaint against her, Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno has asked the House of Representatives’ justice committee to allow her, through her lawyers, to confront and cross-examine the witnesses against her.

A councilor of Jolo, Sulu was kidnapped by suspected Abu Sayyaf gunmen Wednesday evening, September 27, the military said.

Hefner, once called the 'prophet of pop hedonism' by Time magazine, peacefully passed away at his home.

Bonifacio Global City is holding a two-hour earthquake drill, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Friday, September 29, and warned that heavy traffic can be expected in the area at this time.

The musical film is based on National Artist Nick Joaquin’s three-act play, 'A Portrait of the Artist as Filipino.'

Keep calm and join other yoga practitioners in this day-long event promoting world peace and positive energy.

Nearly half of the estimated 56 million abortions performed worldwide every year are unsafe and women in poor countries face even higher risks due to U.S. funding cuts to family planning programs abroad, health experts said on Thursday.

Interpol voted on Wednesday to admit the State of Palestine as a member over Israeli objections at the international police organization’s general assembly in Beijing.

A documentary based on more than 30 hours of interviews with Spielberg, his family and friends, will be shown on HBO on Oct. 7.

The taxi driver allegedly robbed by teenager Carl Angelo Arnaiz cannot be a state witness, the Public Attorney’s Office said.

Kit Harington and Rose Leslie announced their engagement in Britain’s Times newspaper on Wednesday.

Foreign Affairs Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano’s presentation at the UN General Assembly last week, coupled with the Philippines’ rejection of recommendations at the UN Human Rights Council, “raises the risk that the death toll will likely continue to rise for the foreseeable future” as the government pursues its aggressive “war on drugs.”

Suicide bombers and militants firing mortars attacked Kabul’s airport during a visit by U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Wednesday, prompting a U.S. air strike that accidentally killed civilians, officials said.

Senators, who said a copy of a Senate resolution calling on the government to stop killing minors did not reach their offices, on Wednesday complained about a blog that called them “Malacañang dogs” for not signing the said document.