As public fury mounts over corruption, cronyism, and missing billions, Filipinos take to the streets in scenes that mirror ...

Meralco’s power generation unit, is moving to strengthen its thermal power operations with new executive appointments, ...

Malacañang said President Marcos Jr. is “willing to be investigated” after a report linked him to millions in campaign ...

For the Department of Health (DOH), the return of P60-billion in excess funds to the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation ...

Ikulong ang korap!” “Panagutin ang trapo!” “Huwag kang magnakaw.” “Baguhin ang sistema.” Angry Filipinos carrying placards ...

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr ordered the disaster response agency to go on full alert and mobilize all government ...

Ragasa had sustained winds of 134 miles per hour and gusts of up 165 mph as it headed west at 12 mph and the weather agency ...

A protester suspected of clashing with police is arrested near Malacanang Palace in Manila on Sept. 21. Thousands of ...

Secretary Theresa Lazaro and India's External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar met at the start of the 80th United ...

Philippine police arrested 49 people suspected of hurling rocks, bottles and fire bombs at officers and blocking heavily ...

Thousands of people were evacuated from northern Philippine villages and schools and offices were closed Monday in the ...

It’s a cause for celebration that Filipinos are once again taking to the streets, but it’s also a cautionary tale. Outrage is powerful, but it must not be hijacked by politicians with axes to grind.