Groups wanting a halt to the government’s mandatory COVID-19 vaccination drive show copies of a petition filed at the Supreme Court, citing as respondents the Inter-Agency Task Force, Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea, Health Secretary Francisco Duque III, Interior and Local Government Secretary Eduardo Ano, Transportation Secretary Arthur Tugade, Education Secretary Leonor Briones, and Makati City Mayor Abby Binay. Norman Cruz
Transgender beauty pageant contestant Philippines' Fuschia Anne Ravena is crowned the winner of the 2022 Miss International Queen competition in...
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The Philippine Press Institute, led by its chair, Rolando Estabillo, held hybrid meetings with newspaper publishers in Luzon and Visayas...
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Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel Gaerlan (left) administers the Oath of Office for elected Camiguin Governor Xavier Jesus Romualdo (center)...
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A silhouette of a couple is seen in front of the LGBTQ+ flag colors illuminating the Cultural Center of the...
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Jiu jitsu enthusiasts from over 85 academies in the Philippines and other fellow global jiu jitsu martial artists converge at...
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Rising Kidapawan City stars Jose Kael Palo (second from left) and Dhea Cua hold their trophies as they pose with...
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The peso briefly breached the 55-per-dollar level on Monday, but closed stronger to snap an eight-day depreciation since the US...
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Incoming Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia-Frasco underscored the importance of national and local government cooperation to stimulate the growth and recovery...
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As more and more people embrace online food delivery services, supporting the gig economy players in this thriving sector becomes...
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Transpacific Broadband Group Int’l Inc. said Monday it plans to submit a proposal to the government to build a micro-satellite...
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Stocks rose Monday, the first day of “floorless” trading in the Philippines, following a strong performance on Wall Street as...
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.
