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Washingtonians are getting a jump on summer travel planning, Googling countries from Central America to southeast Asia.

Surigao del Sur's Enchanted River was closed to the public for a total of 20 days in December due to a strong earthquake and Tropical Storm Kabayan

A NEWLY sealed partnership between the National Maritime Polytechnic (NMP) and Land Bank of the Philippines (LandBank) is expected to benefit travelers visiting the iconic San Juanico Bridge Light

Senator Christopher “Bong” Go commended President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. for signing into law several bills establishing College of Medicine programs in four state universities. Go, co-sponsor of these bills, stressed the broader impact of these legislative measures on the country’s future, particularly in healthcare. These bills were primarily sponsored…

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jr. has signed into law seven legislative measures, which aim to enhance and expand capacities of at least seven higher education institutions (HEIs) in different provinces across the country.

Province of Davao Oriental donates 400 food packs to Tropical Storm Kabayan victims. Local Government Unit (LGU) extends relief assistance to affected communities. City Government of Mati to donate P800,000 worth of rice to Caraga, Davao Oriental. Mati City also provides personnel and equipment for clearing and rehabilitation efforts.

Iligan's Victoria Gil Regalado becomes the second Filipino to graduate from the US Coast Guard Academy

Over 170 volunteers joined Blackbough Swim, an international swimwear brand based in the Philippines, in a massive one-day coastal cleanup that coincided with Earth Day celebrations.

A light earthquake magnitude 4.7 (ml/mb) strikes near Butuan, Libertad, Bislig, Bayugan, Cabadbaran, Tandag, Bah-Bah, Philippines on Saturday. The earthquake was picked u...

It appears the members of K-Pop girl group TWICE have brushed up on their Filipino ahead of meeting Pinoy Onces again.