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Except for the late-registered birth certificate of Alice Guo, a representative of the Philippine Statistics Authority tells the Senate there are no records of birth and marriage certificates of her parents

A House committee also orders Duterte's former presidential Michael Yang to explain his absence from Wednesday's hearing, which zeroed in on the massive drug haul in Central Luzon

THE Philippine Railway Institute (PRI) is on track to train 100 percent of all operations and maintenance (O&M) workforce and train drivers in the rail sector by 2025 as the country lays more railroad tracks. In a statement Wednesday, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) said the PRI has reached its…

The water level in Angat Dam is down to its minimum operating level.

The stock market closed lower for a second day as investors remained cautious due to the weakening of the peso.

The former commander of the Armed Forces of the Philippines Western Command has denied entering into any agreement with China involving the dispute in the West Philippine Sea.

The Department of Justice will file charges against a Canadian who was implicated in the recovery of shabu valued at P9.6 billion in Alitagtag, Batangas on April 15.

The United States Trade and Development Agency has approved the release of funds that will support efforts for the modernization and buildout of electricity transmission and distribution networks in the Philippines.

The two Special Action Force troopers along with their seven superiors who were implicated in unauthorized escort services to Chinese nationals have been placed under restrictive custody, the Philippine National Police said yesterday.

There is no need to reimpose mandatory masking and additional vaccination amid the rising cases of COVID-19 in Singapore, Health Secretary Ted Herbosa said yesterday.