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“The case will not go unsolved,” the PNP assured the public. “Punishment is certain for those responsible for this heinous crime.”

Two earthquakes of the same magnitude can cause varying degrees of damage to infrastructure. A deep focal source is expected to inflict less damage than a shallow one.

The ambush is seen as a retaliatory attack following the killing of terrorist group Dawlah Islamiyah leader Abu Zacharia in Marawi

ZAMBOANGA CITY: The five provincial governors of the Muslim autonomous region have joined mayors and stakeholders in filing a petition before the Supreme Court questioning the constitutionality and legality of the Bangsamoro Electoral Code.

A public school teacher in Pikit town, Cotabato, died from shrapnel wounds after she was hit by a grenade attack by unidentified suspects

Faharudin Hadji Benito Satar – also known as Faharudin Pumbaya Pangalian or Abu Zacariah – was the new ISIS Emir in Southeast Asia, following the death of Owayda Benito Marahombsar or Abu Dar, the military says

AUTHORITIES arrested a suspect who allegedly sells fake certificates from the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda) and drivers licenses from the Land Transportation Office (LTO), a police official said Tuesday.

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. is hopeful that the Philippines will soon be at par with its neighbor countries Thailand and Vietnam in terms of rice production.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday led the launching of the South Cotabato Consolidated Rice Production and Mechanization Program in the municipality of Banga.

Officials say the BIFF had planned to topple a NGCP tower to cause widespread power outages in time for the celebration of the Philippine Independence Day