A day after President Rodrigo Duterte called on the United States government to return to the Philippines the church bells that were taken as war trophies by U.S. soldiers during the Philippine-American War, the U.S. Embassy in Manila promised that it would do something to address the issue.

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO - Three suspected members of an international bank fraud gang were arrested by law enforcers while in the act of...

It wasn’t the true state of the nation but the “sorry state of his mind full of anger, hate, and profanity.”

The Philippine government must pay Maynillad Water Services Inc. P3.4 billion to cover the losses the water concessionaire suffered for 17 months as a result of the former's failure to act promptly, per its own undertaking, on a rate rebasing request, an arbitral tribunal in Singapore has ruled.

Saying it cannot dictate on matters governed by the internal rules of a co-equal body, the Supreme Court has dismissed the petition of seven opposition members of the House of Representatives, challenging the status of the Minority group.

An innovative experiment of deploying "de-orbit sails" on space objects like satellites may lead to better solutions to the growing problem of space junk.

MANILA, Philippines - The session hall was teeming with lawmakers at 4 p.m. Outside, several other legislators were rushing to the main entrance, but...

The Department of Justice on Tuesday dropped from the complaint resolution some 30 names out of 44 initial suspects in the kidnapping incident of...

After 57 days in detention at the Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City, six employees of the Ilocos Norte government finally walked free on Tuesday, July 25.

Consuelo “Zondy” D. Garcia will retire as Country Manager and Head of Clients of global ING Bank’s Manila Branch effective November 16, 2017, and will be replaced by Hans B. Sicat, former president and chief executive officer of the Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc. (PSE).

The family of a 29-year-old soldier who led his platoon in fierce battles with the Maute Group in Marawi City, and whose unit recovered P79 million from a house used by the terrorists, was among those reached out to by the MVP Group in a campaign to help government forces who perished in the still-ongoing siege.

Ilocos Norte Governor Imee Marcos has apologized to the members of the House of Representatives for spreading word that a P100-million fund from the "yellow forces" was being dangled to lawmakers to ensure that she would be detained.

Vice President Robredo says that while she supports President Duterte's unwavering fight against crime, her approach differs from that of the chief executive as she will ensure that human rights will not be violated in efforts to address criminality.

The Supreme Court has thrown out the petition to compel Congress to convene in joint session in order to tackle martial law in Mindanao, saying the Constitution compels lawmakers to hold such joint session only if they wished to reject or extend a martial law proclamation. Two justices said it had become moot with the lapse of the 60-day martial law and the holding last July 22 of a joint session that voted to extend this till Dec. 31..

In a small rural barrio in Angat town in this Central Luzon province, the key suspect in one of the country's biggest bank scandals grew up. These days the quiet village is in shock, unable to reconcile their image of their kind, generous neighbor with news reports that she had perpetrated an operation that has rocked major lender Metrobank.