MANILA – Some parts of the country will continue to experience scattered rains due to the presence of two weather systems, ...

WHILE cash remittances from overseas Filipinos continue to prop up the Philippine economy amid a weak third-quarter performance and other key macroeconomic indicators, reliance on migrant’s ...

At first glance, the Christmas tree standing at The Kabilin Center along E. Aboitiz Street gleams with color and light. A ...

WOGGLE Corp. on Monday rejected as false and misleading social media claims accusing its personnel of harassment, intimidation and gender-based violence during recent incidents in two villages in ...

THE PHILIPPINES is haunted — not by spirits, but by the ghosts of warnings ignored and promises broken. For decades, scientists and global institutions sounded the alarm: climate change would bring ...

THE sharp surge in rice prices in Cebu since August is more than just a local inflation crisis; it exposes the fragile supply ...

LAST week, I wrote about the extreme heat and prolonged drought brought about by the 2023-2024 El Niño and how it affected ...

TYPOON Tino left nearly P2.5 billion in damage to the country’s fisheries and farm sector, the Department of Agriculture (DA) reported. In its final bulletin for Typhoon Tino, the DA noted that the ...

The Freeman and Banat News, in partnership with Operation Damayan—the humanitarian arm of The Philippine Star—conducted a gift-giving activity on Sunday, December 14, to provide relief to families ...

Amid the steady stream of tourists entering the Litik Maasin River stands a small souvenir shop tended by Margin Sulapas and ...

The Eurofighter Typhoon has been developed collaboratively between European airline manufacturer Airbus and producer BAE ...

THE impact of back-to-back typhoons Tino and Uwan has exposed the incompetence of the country’s electric cooperatives to handle disasters.