Political candidates and private individuals who wish to have the service of police security details should lodge a request in the Commission on Election ahead of the midterm polls in May.

President Rodrigo Duterte is eyeing to impose a total firecracker ban in the country after limiting its use to designated areas nationwide in the previous holiday season.  

Qatar ends its nearly 60-year membership in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) after its withdrawal from the cartel took effect on Tuesday. Qatar’s Minister of State for Energy Affairs Saad Bin Sherida Al-Kaabi announced the withdrawal decision in December. OPEC has responded that they respected Qatar’s decision.

Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III believes that employees of the Philippine government-owned television network People’s Television Network or PTV should be regularized.

The popular American business magazine Forbes has released its Top 10 Richest People in the Philippines for 2018. Henry Sy remains the richest while Manny Villar, who ranked 10th last year, climbed high to the number two spot.

Police and the military direct all its units to maintain target hardening and camp defense plans as the Communist Party of the Philippines prepares to celebrate its anniversary on December 26.

Handang tumestigo ang ilang tribal leaders ng Mindanao sakaling maghain ng kaso ang Philippine National Police laban kina dating Bayan Muna Party-list Representative Satur Ocampo, ACT Teachers Partylist Representative France Castro, at labing anim pang kasamahan ng mga ito. Inaakusahan ng PNP ang grupo ng dating mambabatas ng child trafficking matapos maaresto na may kasamang […]

Manufacturers and retailers believe that the continuous oil price rollback had been a big help in the lowering of prices of goods.

Losing bidders, SEAR Telecom and PT&T want the government to disqualify Mislatel from being awarded as the country’s third telco player. Senator Grace Poe, meanwhile, insists on conducting a thorough scrutiny on the background of companies comprising the Mislatel Consortium.

A pathologist discredits the forensic examination done by the Public Attorney’s Office as improper, claiming that the cause of death of some of the inoculated children was found to have no direct link to the controversial anti-dengue vaccine.