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The Philippines has unveiled a new jail that may soon house powerful legislators and officials implicated in a massive ...

Sixty years after Myrna Panlilio was crowned the first Binibining Pilipinas in 1964, a namesake took the title at the ...

The Philippine economy likely posted a slightly slower growth rate in the third quarter from the previous quarter, according to economists, who cited weather disruptions and flood control corruption ...

A Gulfstream jet and two helicopters linked to Zaldy Co have been found overseas amid attempts by authorities to freeze his ...

AS Filipinos wake up to another day of sticker-shock grocery bills, the Philippine peso recently hit a new all-time low of P59.13 to the United States dollar, dropping for a ninth straight day. This ...

Public anger has reached such a pitch that even jailing corrupt contractors or filing cases against officials may not be ...

Debt watchers Moody’s and Fitch Ratings have affirmed the country’s investment grade status despite the issues surrounding ...

In precolonial Philippines, the male datu served as the secular head of the community, but the female babaylan was revered as its spiritual leader. Their roles were interdependent and complementary: ...

THE Department of Energy (DoE) said it expects energy investments to continue flowing even in the face of a corruption scandal plaguing infrastructure projects. “I’m still very bullish about ...

A new poll shows the president’s approval ratings tumbling, with Filipinos increasingly blaming government corruption for ...

He expressed “Corruption at this level is systematic. It is syndicate. It is a deeply ingrained network, one that we have been fighting with for over 50 years that is protected by power.