President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Senator Imee Marcos in separate appearances. The siblings became the center of a national controversy after the senator publicly accused the President of long-term ...

AS voters in Chile prepared to head to the polls on Sunday, and those in the Netherlands reflect on their recent election, both have at least some insight into who is financing the campaigns seeking ...

Both the House and Senate acted decisively Tuesday to pass a bill to force the Justice Department to publicly release its ...

Simmering public anger and swelling street protests over a widening corruption investigation have pushed the Philippines into ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s eldest son on Tuesday hit back at her aunt, Sen. Imee Marcos, after she claimed at Monday ...

Crowd count at the second day of the anti-corruption rally of Iglesia Ni Cristo reaches 180,000 as of 10 a.m. on Monday, ...

The Philippine government has been thrust into a new wave of political turbulence as two top Cabinet members-Executive ...

Maria Ressa, a Filipino American journalist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, warns of the dangers of an "invisible atom bomb" ...

For the second time in just months, Manila has become the epicenter of a rising national fury-one fueled not by ideological ...

Share prices ended lower Tuesday on profit-taking activities following the previous day’s rally. The weakening of the peso ...

Cardinal Jose Advincula, the archbishop of Manila, called on the Philippine military to “stay faithful” to their oath, in the ...