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Despite opposition from local heritage advocates, the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) pushed through with its controversial road-widening project in Sagada, Mountain Province.
Read more: DPWH pushes Sagada project through; pine trees, heritage church to be felled
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ATLANTA -- Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s claim that Hillary Clinton is playing “the woman’s card” drew intense backlash Wednesday, April 27, from the Democratic front-runner herself as well as tens of thousands of critics on social media.
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ORMOC CITY -- Vice Presidential candidate Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday, April 24, asked the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to look into reports that votes intended for him in the overseas absentee voting (OAV) were going to a rival, Sen. Gregorio Honasan.
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Months before Abu Sayyaf militants beheaded retired Canadian mining executive John Ridsdel in the tropical jungles of the southern Philippines, they showed him pleading for life in a video with three other hostages that demanded a record-high ransom.
Read more: After hostage beheading, is Philippines facing IS threat?
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Presidential candidate Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago is back in fighting form after the physical strain she endured from participating in the three-hour televised presidential debate in Pangasinan three days ago.
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For the longest time, the Philippines has been losing Filipinos “by default” in search of greener pastures abroad. But less than two weeks before a major crossroad that is the May presidential election, millions of overseas Filipino workers can’t help but feel hopeful of better things to come.
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Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte deals in hundreds of millions of pesos, records of his bank transactions show.
Read more: Trillanes: Duterte accounts had P2.4B in transactions
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SAN FRANCISCO -- And now they are down to nine. This is the sad reality facing the number of surviving Filipino World War II (WWII) veterans who were able to attend the recent Prisoners of War Day.
Read more: Fil-Ams keep memory of WWII vets alive as ranks dwindle
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Saragani Rep. and senatorial hopeful Manny Pacquiao said he was not alarmed by reports that the Abu Sayyaf group has planned to take him hostage to attract the attention of the Islamic State (IS).
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WASHINGTON - Once a year, the US president attends a party he can’t avoid and is asked to make Washington laugh. When Barack Obama steps onto the stage of the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner on Saturday, April 30, he will carry out that ritual for the eighth and final time.
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