In the wake of the magnitude 6.9 earthquake, local governments, private groups, and everyday Cebuanos are coming together to support those affected by the natural disaster

A couple of years after the October 7 attacks, Gaza lies in ruins, its people starving under siege. International institutions may finally call it genocide, but justice demands more than recognition

The broadcaster shared how a family member had been denied service in Oslo because of the corruption and money laundering issues in the Philippines, prompting Ho to ask,  “What are we going to do about this, Pilipinas?”

The former NEDA director and broadcaster stresses that Filipinos must keep their eyes on the lawmakers embroiled in the flood corruption scandal

As Lacson steps down, Cayetano suggests snap elections, and Imee Marcos leaves the group chat, signs of fracture are growing inside a Senate reeling from corruption allegations and a power shake-up