Sen. Grace Poe and Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte were in a statistical tie in a Bilang Pilipino SWS Mobile Survey conducted on March 30, where close to 60 percent of respondents said they will likely not change their minds...
The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) will conduct a fact-finding investigation into Friday’s violent dispersal of a farmers’ protest in Kidapawan City that left three people dead and 116 injured.
The Air Force will deploy two UH-1D helicopters to help put out the fire in Mt. Apo in Davao, which has destroyed more than 300 hectares of forest and grassland.
A palace official on Sunday said the government had been responding to El Niño even before the Kidapawan incident on Friday, with some measures in place as early as last August.
The government should declare a state of calamity in areas affected by El Niño to address hunger and prevent further violence between farmers and security forces, a progressive group said.
Several domestic flights were canceled on Saturday and Sunday because of a five-hour blackout at Ninoy Aquino International Terminal 3 on Saturday night.
In a rare moment Saturday (Sunday in Manila), Filipino scribes were allowed inside the Wild Card Gym to catch Manny Pacquiao spar with Ghislain Maduma for four rounds.
The military yesterday confirmed receiving reports of the abduction of four Malaysian boat crewmembers off Sempornah, Sabah, by suspected Abu Sayyaf gunmen.
The Philippines is waiting peacefully for the decision of the Permanent Court of Arbitration on the West Philippine Sea dispute, Malacañang said yesterday as it dismissed China’s pronouncement that the strengthening of relations...
Poe, Duterte in statistical tie for top spot in Bilang Pilipino SWS poll
CHR probes violent Kidapawan dispersal
Air Force to deploy 2 more helicopters to fight Mt. Apo fire
Palace: Gov't started preparing for El Niño in August 2015
Group wants state of calamity declared in all drought-affected areas
LIST: Domestic flights canceled over NAIA power outage
Pacquiao looks vulnerable in sparring, but worry not
NPO prints close to 50M official ballots
Sayyaf seizes Malaysian boat crew
‘Philippines waiting peacefully for decision on arbitration case’
FILIPINO newspapermen should not take offense that President Noynoy Aquino, unburdening himself in a media forum last Wednesday, criticized how the media have been reporting and commenting on him and his administration.
Everyone is familiar with Starbucks coffee houses, which are located on virtually every street in every city. In some cases, there may be four Starbucks coffee shops on each of the four corners of an intersection. In other words, Starbucks has locations everywhere.
The controversial comic book “Sa Gitna ng Unos” (In the Midst of the Storm) created for presidential candidate Mar Roxas by unnamed supporters without his knowledge have just done a huge disservice to Mar’s campaign.
Are we live? That was my question to the Arvisu pre-novices when I was giving a talk to them sometime ago. Yes, father, we are live. They were kidding of course even if the usual phone camera was trained on me.
The present Comelec Chairman Andres Bautista and I were both in the 2005 Commission for Constitutional Reform when Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was president.
The New York Times recently had an article with the following report: “ At the Pentagon two weeks ago, the day before a meeting of Mr. Obama’s national security team to discuss Chinese expansion in the Pacific, General Joseph F.
The Russian star dug deep for stamina and strength, rolling past American Fabiano Caruana in a thrilling final round to claim the coveted Candidates title and the right to play reigning champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway for the world crown.
