MANILA—The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) reported Saturday that all 54 barangays in quake-hit Surigao City have already been provided relief assistance. Social Welfare...
TORONTO—An Ontario municipality that operated an adventure park has lost its bid to have the country’s highest court review its liability for a mountain biker’s devastating...
TORONTO—A one-time top aide to former prime minister Stephen Harper was convicted of criminal influence-peddling by Ontario’s highest court on Friday. In overturning a previous acquittal...
BAGUIO CITY—President Rodrigo Duterte on Saturday ordered the military and police to continue operations aimed at neutralizing terror groups. The President also instructed the Armed Forces...
MANILA—Close to 40,000 registered voters in Metro Manila have already received their voters’ identification (ID) cards, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) said. In a statement, the...
SEOUL, Korea, Republic Of—As Malaysian police continue their inquiry into the death of Kim Jong Nam, the outcast half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong...
MANILA—Towards simplification and synchronicity with various government policies, Labor Secretary Silvestre H. Bello III on Friday ordered the Bureau of Local Employment to conduct a review...
WASHINGTON—Republican Sen. John McCain delivered a withering critique of President Donald Trump in a speech Friday that highlighted fractures within the GOP as the new administration...
LONDON—Former Prime Minister Tony Blair launched a new campaign Friday to persuade Britons to change their minds about leaving the European Union. Blair urged voters to...
HAMBURG—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used one of Germany’s most prestigious black-tie galas to tell business leaders to “get real” about addressing the anxieties of their workers...