Senator Angara praises President Marcos for his comprehensive State of the Nation Address, highlighting the “Tatak Pinoy” bill as the key measure for economic growth and job creation.

Thrilling 2025 World Games in China to showcase 35 sports, including new additions like cheerleading and triathlon.

Senator Grace Poe calls for urgent action to pass a bill for the Department of Water Resources Management to provide a fast approach to the water crisis.

Get ready to say goodbye to the Twitter bird logo as Elon Musk rebrands the blue platform and improves its look and services.

Filipino math wizards conquered the 11th World Mathematics Invitation in South Korea, bagging more than 100 awards, including the “Star of the World” recognition.

After local promotions, HORI7ON finally set sail as they debuted in South Korea with their “Friend-SHIP” album.

The president calls for transformative change in government procurement and auditing during his second State of the Nation Address to adapt to the changing times.

President Marcos Jr. vows to reorganize response teams and enhance disaster preparedness in the typhoon-prone Philippines.

President Bongbong Marcos promises to prioritize water security, ensuring everyone has access to clean water for future generations.

The Department of Labor and Employment extends the ‘payao’ project to the Samal City fisherfolk association, which is expected to earn PHP90,000 weekly, aiding 80 households.

The Marcos administration supports the expansion of Kadiwa stores, bringing reduced prices and energy to the Antique Province.

The local government of Ilocos Norte approves a donation for the award-winning Ilocano choir ‘Samiweng’ from Mirae Asia Energy Corporation after World Choir Games.

The Department of Tourism celebrates tourism milestones in the first year of Marcos administration, including global recognitions and increased arrivals.

Caraga Resilient Mining Week fosters collaboration among stakeholders to enhance community resilience against natural disasters and climate change.

Iloilo City government is ready to support city athletes and coaches with PHP20M in allowances for Palarong Pambansa 2023, aiming for the championship title.

SM Prime and Citicore Renewable Energy Company join forces to champion renewable energy, powering sustainable development and a greener future for the country.

Police in Bicol activate response teams as Typhoon Egay threatens the region, urging the residents to evacuate to safer areas.

President Marcos Jr. demands action from the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines to deliver vital grid projects, ensuring efficient electricity supply and a unified market.

Marcos Administration takes action against job mismatch, strengthening partnerships to provide upskilling programs for higher education institution students and graduates.

President Marcos Jr. prioritizes physical connectivity to drive economic growth under the PHP8.3 trillion ‘Build Better More’ program, with more than 100 new projects initiated.

President Marcos Jr. highlights the PHP8.3-trillion “Build Better More” Program and its impact on the Philippine economy, with over 190 new infrastructure projects fueling growth.

Kadiwa ng Pangulo generates over PHP500,000 in sales in Davao Region, encouraging the government to continue the initiative twice a month.

Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Lacson celebrates the lifting of a public health emergency, promising economic growth and urging continued vigilance against Covid-19.

Senator Bong Go champions the establishment of OFW Hospital in San Fernando City, providing crucial healthcare to overseas Filipino workers.

The Paoay Lake National Park in Ilocos Norte is set to undergo a PHP101 million development, providing visitors with an enhanced experience.

President Marcos Jr. pledges to create more jobs and better opportunities for the Filipino workforce, signaling a booming economy.

President Bongbong Marcos assures fair employment and safe migration for Filipino workers as the world economy reopens, forging bilateral labor relations with other countries.

Vice President Sara Duterte leads the ‘Matatag Agenda’ to prioritize learning recovery, ensuring quality education for Filipino students.

President Marcos Jr. envisions a ‘new Philippines’ with a world-class workforce; emphasizes economic growth, jobs, agriculture, and electrification.

The Marcos administration prioritizes digitalization through the E-Governance Act, revolutionizing government services for Filipinos.

President Marcos Jr. fulfills healthcare promises and brings medical services closer to rural communities with accessible hospitals and caravans.

The Philippine economy receives a ringing endorsement with the surge in investment pledges, signaling strong growth and promising prospects for the future.

Agusan del Norte’s Manobo tribe leaders sworn in as Indigenous People Mandatory Representatives, fostering community representation and development.

Iloilo marks a significant milestone with the arrival of its first international container line from Singapore, opening global market opportunities.

Ilocos Norte empowers 75 out-of-school youths with cattle production opportunities backed by the Department of Agriculture’s credit assistance program.

The Department of Migrant Workers reassured to continue releasing paper forms while transitioning to digital OFW Pass in compliance with its stakeholders.

The Department of Energy reminds 4Ps beneficiaries to register with distribution utilities for continued electricity discounts.

President Bongbong Marcos highlighted the essence of his pro-poor executive order 34 to address homelessness and provide affordable housing for all Filipinos.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development assures well-maintained facilities and ample personnel to support vulnerable sectors, expressing gratitude for the Marcos administration’s funding.

President Marcos Jr.’s tourism-driven infrastructure projects boost interconnectivity in Central Visayas and enhance the travel experience.

Over 450 indigenous people students in Kidapawan will benefit from new school buildings post-earthquake, supported by four donors.

The local government unit of Antique urged to adopt a Community-Based Inclusive Development strategy to improve health services for persons with disability.

New diagnostic center to bring advanced healthcare services closer to indigenous communities in Ilocos Norte.

Canadian firms set their sights on the Philippines for investment opportunities, focusing on mining, renewable energy, and clean technologies.

President Marcos Jr. emphasizes national security and the people’s welfare, commending the National Security Council and National Intelligence Coordinating Agency’s dedicated service.

Senator Cynthia Villar leads the groundbreaking for a border facility to inspect imported agricultural products, ensuring food safety and disease prevention.

The United Kingdom’s Wanderlust Magazine nominates the Philippines for Most Desirable Country, Region (Cebu), and Island (Palawan) in Reader Travel Awards.

Senator Bong Go advocates bills for better employee welfare, including the Magna Carta of Seafarers and OFW Hospital.

President Marcos Jr. follows through on a promise to free farmers from debt, providing resources to uplift their lives and increase farm productivity.