While the Philippine peso's close brushed the whiskers of another historic low at ₱60 per US dollar, the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) said this has yet to trigger wild price hikes that would ...

The Department of Agriculture (DA) is proposing the imposition of a price cap on imported rice set at ₱50 per kilo as prices of the household staple continue to rise due to supply disruptions fueled ...

Close to 1,900 reports of illegal online gambling were recorded in the first three months of the year, the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) said Monday, March 16. With this, the ...

Citing a neighboring country's steady tourists arrival, President Marcos admitted that the Philippines need to catch up in boosting its tourism. Speaking during the inauguration of the Mactan Expo in ...

Vice President Sara Duterte said she will not yet reveal the identity of her possible running mate for the 2028 elections to prevent political attacks against the individual. In an interview in Davao ...

A bedridden father transported on a “patuki,” a carabao-drawn sledge, to a payout center in Dibibi, Cabarroguis, Quirino to receive his financial assistance has gone viral on social media. The man was ...

CEBU CITY – No one could stop Vice President Sara Duterte from becoming the country’s next president. Lawyer Salvador Panelo, a staunch Duterte supporter, boldly declared this during the launching of ...

South Snippets®, the go-to online community for all things South, is hosting the “Southie Fest 2026: The Grand Southie Meetup" on March 13 to 15, 2026, at the Carousel Court of Festival Mall in ...

Malacañang officials have met with oil industry executives to ensure a steady fuel supply and prevent excessive price increases amid global oil market volatility. Executive Secretary Ralph Recto said ...

A senior United States War official described the Philippines as a key partner in collective defense following a meeting with President Marcos during the latter’s working visit to New York. In a post ...

American banking giant Citi said the economic recovery of the Philippines, expected in 2026, could be deferred by the ongoing global oil shock brought about by the wave of military attacks between ...